by David Patterson on Jun 15, 2023 | Tags: Conference, conference design, Conferences, ISCA, people of systems and architecture, retrospective
I was recently talking to my UC Berkeley colleague Sophia Shao about the 50th International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA) on June 17, and we discussed which papers are highly cited. The conversation inspired me to try to find the 50 most cited papers from...
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by Natalie Enright Jerger on May 16, 2023 | Tags: ASPLOS, Conferences, Review, Reviewing
For 2023, ASPLOS embarked on a new multi-deadline review model. Multiple deadlines are meant to encourage authors to submit their papers when ready, to facilitate the selection of some papers for revision and to distribute the reviewer workload better. In this post,...
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by Martha Kim and Moin Qureshi on May 23, 2022 | Tags: Conferences, Review, Reviewing, tcca
Scientific progress relies on sound reviewing processes. The integrity of our review process is paramount, and it rests on our handling of ethical concerns and conflicts of interest. These issues have been compounded by the rapid growth in the computer architecture...
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by Elba Garza and Abdulrahman Mahmoud on Apr 7, 2022 | Tags: ASPLOS, Conference, Conferences
Early this March, computer and systems architects from the world over gathered in Lausanne, Switzerland to attend the 27th International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems, or ASPLOS 2022. The first conference to go...
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by Dmitry Ponomarev on Feb 17, 2022 | Tags: Conferences, fhe, hardware accelerator, Security
In an earlier blog post, we summarized advances in hardware and architecture security research in the early part of 2021; this post highlights contributions that appeared in the later part of 2021 that are of interest to our community. In this post, we focus on papers...
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