15 years of best paper awards from top cs conferencesjeffhuang.com 8 pointsjamesturn15 years ago6 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−jamesturnOP15yFound it on reddit compsci but thought it'd be more appropriate here.The ranking on the bottom is interesting:Microsoft Research 20.2Carnegie Mellon University 19.77University of Washington 14.67Stanford University 12.43IBM Research 9.7Cornell University 9.62University of California Berkeley 8.28University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 8.0University of Alberta 7.14University of British Columbia 7.0Yahoo! Research 6.82AT&T Laboratories 6.58University of Toronto 6.33Massachusetts Institute of Technology 5.53University of Massachusetts Amherst 4.92−haasted15yIt seems that most of the papers are hidden behind ACM's paywall. Of the ones that were part of my limited, random sample at least.−darwinGod15yjust google the papers, or look up in google scholar :-)In most cases, the authors would have uploaded it on their webpage.−darwinGod15yAwesome! would have been even better if there were SIGCOMM,SIGMETRICS were included.−jamesturnOP15yHere are the ones for SIGCOMM: http://www.sigcomm.org/awards/best-paper-award It looks like there's only 3 years of them so it would be easy to add.SIGMETRICS seems to have only a few years of awards as well. But there is no central list of them.−hc15yhaha. is there someone out there who believes you get an education in these subjects by reading those papers that won best paper awards?
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Found it on reddit compsci but thought it'd be more appropriate here.
The ranking on the bottom is interesting:
Microsoft Research 20.2
Carnegie Mellon University 19.77
University of Washington 14.67
Stanford University 12.43
IBM Research 9.7
Cornell University 9.62
University of California Berkeley 8.28
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 8.0
University of Alberta 7.14
University of British Columbia 7.0
Yahoo! Research 6.82
AT&T Laboratories 6.58
University of Toronto 6.33
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 5.53
University of Massachusetts Amherst 4.92
It seems that most of the papers are hidden behind ACM's paywall. Of the ones that were part of my limited, random sample at least.
just google the papers, or look up in google scholar :-)
In most cases, the authors would have uploaded it on their webpage.
Awesome! would have been even better if there were SIGCOMM,SIGMETRICS were included.
Here are the ones for SIGCOMM: http://www.sigcomm.org/awards/best-paper-award It looks like there's only 3 years of them so it would be easy to add.
SIGMETRICS seems to have only a few years of awards as well. But there is no central list of them.
haha. is there someone out there who believes you get an education in these subjects by reading those papers that won best paper awards?