CSdiversity

Deep Insights

Collaboration hotspots and committee dynamics derived from multi-country records and longitudinal membership data.

Top Cross-Country Collaborations

Weighted frequency of country pairs appearing together in accepted papers. Each paper that spans multiple countries distributes a single point across all its pairs.

PairCountriesWeighted CountShare of Collabs
China ↔ United States
China
United States
47.7711.65%
China ↔ Hong Kong
China
Hong Kong
35.178.58%
United Kingdom ↔ United States
United Kingdom
United States
30.837.52%
Canada ↔ United States
Canada
United States
15.673.82%
Germany ↔ United States
Germany
United States
13.603.32%
Switzerland ↔ United States
Switzerland
United States
11.672.85%
France ↔ United States
France
United States
11.602.83%
Spain ↔ United States
Spain
United States
10.002.44%
Korea, Republic OF ↔ United States
Korea, Republic OF
United States
8.001.95%
Japan ↔ United States
Japan
United States
8.001.95%
Canada ↔ Korea, Republic OF
Canada
Korea, Republic OF
7.001.71%
Singapore ↔ United States
Singapore
United States
5.671.38%
Israel ↔ United States
Israel
United States
5.671.38%
France ↔ Switzerland
France
Switzerland
5.001.22%
Hong Kong ↔ United States
Hong Kong
United States
4.671.14%
France ↔ Germany
France
Germany
4.601.12%
Germany ↔ Portugal
Germany
Portugal
4.331.06%
Netherlands ↔ United Kingdom
Netherlands
United Kingdom
4.331.06%
Germany ↔ Switzerland
Germany
Switzerland
4.171.02%
Netherlands ↔ United States
Netherlands
United States
4.000.98%
Canada ↔ China
Canada
China
4.000.98%
India ↔ United States
India
United States
4.000.98%
Canada ↔ Saudi Arabia
Canada
Saudi Arabia
3.670.89%
France ↔ United Kingdom
France
United Kingdom
3.500.85%
Australia ↔ China
Australia
China
3.330.81%

Collaboration Evolution Over Time

Number of papers per year containing each of the top 5 country pair collaborations. The dashed line shows the total number of multi-country papers (baseline for comparison). In 2024: 41 multi-country papers total.

Committee Turnover

Aggregated newcomers versus returning committee members each year (all conferences). Highlights how quickly the committee ecosystem renews itself.

Computed from 15,996 committee positions. Each person counted once per year (deduplicated across conferences).

Committee Tenure

Number of unique years each individual has participated in committees (deduplicated: if someone is in multiple conferences in the same year, it counts as 1 year). "6+" groups anyone with six or more years.

  • liuba shrira
    13×
  • rizos sakellariou
    13×
  • keke chen
    13×
  • christof fetzer
    13×
  • haopeng chen
    13×
  • jun shen
    13×
  • dilma da silva
    13×
  • hai jin
    12×
  • douglas thain
    12×
  • peter pietzuch
    12×
  • nalini venkatasubramanian
    12×
  • david eyers
    12×