Research at the Universite catholique de Louvain (UCL) centered around the Oz language. Topics include peer-to-peer programming, security, tools for collaborative applications, human-computer interfaces, and teaching computer programming.
Companion website to textbook, teaches programming via Oz language, presents all major programming paradigms in a unified framework that is theoretically sound and practical. Many references, reviews, links.
The compiler for this open-source version developed at UCB is built around the Berkeley Abstract Machine, a finer-grained rendition of WAM. An interpreter provided for program development is written in Prolog.