Researchers and practitioners are invited to submit:

• Full papers (maximum of 7 pages) to the workshop on original research, either empirical or theoretical, in SBST, practical experience of using SBST techniques and/or SBST tools.
• Short papers (maximum of 4 pages) that describe novel techniques, ideas and positions that have yet to be fully developed; or are a discussion of the importance of a recently published SBST result by another author in setting a direction for the SBST community, and/or the potential applicability (or not) of the result in an industrial context.
• Position papers (maximum of 2 pages) that analyze trends in SBST and raise issues of importance. Position papers are intended to seed discussion and debate at the workshop, and thus will be reviewed with respect to relevance and their ability to spark discussions.
• Tool Competition entries (maximum of 4 pages). We invite researchers, students, and tool developers to design innovative new approaches to software test generation. More information will be available soon on the workshop website.