FAQ 1: Are papers that appeared in journals eligible?
Answer: Yes, they are eligible. If they are selected as a top pick, they will be recognized.
FAQ 2: Can I not present at the workshop and be considered for the top pick?
Answer: No, presentation at the workshop is mandatory to be considered for the top pick.
FAQ 3: Can I submit multiple papers? Is there a limit on the number of papers submitted/nominated per author?
Answer: Yes, multiple papers can be submitted as long as they are eligible. There is no limit on the number of papers.
FAQ 4: How can I help?
Answer: There are many ways that you can help the Top Picks Workshop. First, nominate a paper or encourage your colleagues to submit. Second, volunteer to serve as a program committee member. Third, register and participate the workshop and actively involve in the discussion. For volunteer opportunities, email the workshop co-chairs.
FAQ 5: Can we combine two papers (e.g., DAC+ the follow-up version in ICCAD) and submit?
Answer: No, each paper has to be independently nominated.
FAQ 6: What are the rubrics for review?
Answer:
The final selection will be based on:
Intellectual impact
Scientific rigor
Industry impact
Reproducible
Open-source usage
How does the work change the belief in community