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When attending a conference, you are representing your whole team

by jordicabot | Nov 9, 2022 | organization, Research Rants, team

Not just yourself and your specific line of work. You are there representing the whole team. This means that your job is to be on the lookout for interesting works and connections for any of your teammates. Yes, you are there to publicize your latest paper (this is...

Conference websites do not need to be boring

by jordicabot | Jan 4, 2015 | organization, Research Rants

And the web for the JSConf Latin America is the best example I’ve seen of that so far:

What stats would you like to know for every conference?

by jordicabot | Aug 4, 2014 | organization, publishing, Research Rants

In the opening session of any conference, the PC Chairs give a brief presentation of the conference. This typically includes informing about the number of abstracts and full papers submitted, the number of papers accepted, the corresponding acceptance rate and some...

Real Workshops do NOT publish papers

by jordicabot | Jun 27, 2014 | organization, presenting, Research Rants

On Tuesday, I attended this workshop and I really enjoyed it a lot. The difference with other workshops? This workshop was by invitation (open to all the particpiants in the ASE PC Board meeting taking place the day after) so no call for papers, no publications of any...
No such thing as bureaucracy-free coffee

No such thing as bureaucracy-free coffee

by jordicabot | Feb 4, 2013 | funny, organization, Research Rants, team

Deep inside, I’m a nice guy so when I saw our last full team meeting was going to be a long one I decided to buy some coffee and pastries for the team. In fact, my hidden goal was to improve the productivity of the meeting (better to have breakfast altogether...

Stop spamming me with your call for papers

by jordicabot | Dec 12, 2012 | organization, Research Rants

I’ve stopped following DBWorld, SEWorld, AISWorld and similar mailing lists tired of getting hundreds of call for papers I have no interest in reading. It seems that some publicity chairs believe that their work will be measured by counting the number of times...

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