Archive of posts tagged: Conference
Why We Should Include One-Shot Revision in our Review Process
Including one-shot revision in our peer review process could lead to lower overall reviewing load, better mental health for graduate students, and better overall science. Most of the top conferences in systems and architecture follow the binary decision model: the...
Highlights of 2020 Security Conferences for Computer Architects – Part II
Security remains a popular research area in our conferences – MICRO-53 featured two sessions and eight papers dedicated to security. To contribute new ideas in this area, it is important for computer architects to keep up with recent developments in both...
MICRO 2020 “Trip” Report
MICRO 2020, one of the flagship forums in the field of computer architecture, just came to an end in Athens, Greece. Hang on. We are still in the COVID-19 era, and I had to take a virtual, and the cheapest flight from New Delhi to Athens. The flight included access to...
Experiences and Lessons from A Virtual Program Committee Meeting
MICRO 2020 is one of the earliest large conferences that experienced the full course of the pandemic starting from the lockdown order throughout the entire US. The submission deadline was pushed back due to the abrupt changes in normality. This helped authors to...Subscribe
