The Queen Mary and Westfield CS department run this list. They allow anyone to make an entry via a form, and as a result some entires are untimely or unrelated to the topic. The list of meetings in the FAQ, cited above, may be a better bet. The functional programming archive Jon Hill maintains this handy archive. Researchers can register articles, which are listed with full bibliographic information, keywords, and links to the paper proper.
Papers are grouped by primary and secondary topics, so one can browse for related papers.
The entries are currently being linked into the Hypertext Bibliography Project, see below. The Hypertext Bibliography Project Originated by Albert Meyer and David Jones for Information and Computation , this remarkable database has expanded to include a number of titles. It has a scope far beyond mere functional programming, but indexed titles include the International Conference on Functional Programming and the Journal of Functional Programming . Currently only a few titles contain complete entries, but as time passes this should grow into an indispensable reference. This is a list of programs written primarily to get a task done, rather than just to experiment with functional languages.