Countdown timers to keep track of a bunch of CV/NLP/ML/RO conference deadlines.
Contributions are very welcome!
To keep things minimal, I'm only looking to list top-tier conferences in AI as per conferenceranks.com and my judgement calls. Please feel free to maintain a separate fork if you don't see your sub-field or conference of interest listed.
To add or update a deadline, see the Contribution Guide. It walks you through it in about two minutes — no programming needed, and you can even edit right in your browser without setting anything up.
In short: each venue is one file in _data/conferences/ (a list
of editions, newest first). Add or edit an entry with the required fields — title,
year, id, link, deadline, timezone, date, place, sub — and send a pull
request. The guide has a copy-paste template, the full field
reference, and the few formatting rules that matter.
- geodeadlin.es by @LukasMosser
- neuro-deadlines by @tbryn
- ai-challenge-deadlines by @dieg0as
- CV-oriented ai-deadlines (with an emphasis on medical images) by @duducheng
- es-deadlines (Embedded Systems, Computer Architecture, and Cyber-physical Systems) by @AlexVonB and @k0nze
- 2019-2020 International Conferences in AI, CV, DM, NLP and Robotics by @JackieTseng
- ccf-deadlines by @ccfddl
- networking-deadlines (Computer Networking, Measurement) by @andrewcchu
- ad-deadlines.com by @daniel-bogdoll
- sec-deadlines.github.io/ (Security and Privacy) by @clementfung
- pythondeadlin.es by @jesperdramsch
- deadlines.openlifescience.ai (Healthcare domain conferences and workshops) by @monk1337
- hci-deadlines.github.io (Human-Computer Interaction conferences) by @makinteract
- ds-deadlines.github.io (Distributed Systems, Event-based Systems, Performance, and Software Engineering conferences) by @ds-deadlines
- https://deadlines.cpusec.org/ (Computer Architecture-Security conferences) by @hoseinyavarzadeh
- se-deadlines.github.io (Software engineering conferences) by @sivanahamer and @imranur-rahman
- awesome-mlss (Machine Learning Summer Schools) by @sshkhr and @gmberton
This project is licensed under MIT.
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