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Recruitment bar

Who qualifies as a reviewer, and as an area chair, for this venue. Set it before you recruit: the initial pool, the diagnosis and the list of qualified experts all propose only people who meet the saved bar of the role.

The reviewer bar

Pick the venues an expert should have published in, then set the junior and senior requirements; an expert who meets either one qualifies.
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1Venues the expert should have published in
One list of top venues, under the ten categories of the CCF list. Every venue carries its rank in three lists: CCF A the CCF recommended list, CORE A* the ICORE ranking, THU A Tsinghua's list (TH-CPL). A coloured marker is the top rank of its list, a grey one a lower rank. Each venue here is top-ranked in one list at least: expertise profiles are built from the papers of these venues.
125 venues in 10 categories
No venue ticked: any listed venue counts
Computer architecture / parallel and distributed computing / storage systems 19
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Computer networks 14
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Network and information security 10
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Software engineering / systems software / programming languages 14
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Databases / data mining / content retrieval 12
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Theory of computer science 12
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Computer graphics and multimedia 10
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Artificial intelligence 19
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Human-computer interaction and ubiquitous computing 6
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Interdisciplinary / comprehensive / emerging 9
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Listed are the venues with papers since 2020. The ranks are the lists' own (CCF 2026, ICORE 2026, TH-CPL 2019), not a judgement by this site; a venue without a marker for a list is not on that list.
2Publication requirement
at least papers as first author in the recent years
at least papers as any author in the recent years
“Recent k years” means papers dated 2026−k+1 or later; 2026 is incomplete in the snapshot and a few journals already date papers 2027. First author = first-listed, not corresponding.