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1. A Bibliometric Approach for Detecting the Gender Gap in Computer Science: Identifying female CS scientists by combining a robust bibliographic database and name filtering tools.

Author

MATTAUCH, SANDRA, LOHMANN, KATJA, HANNIG, FRANK, LOHMANN, DANIEL, and TEICH, JÜRGEN

Subjects
*STEM occupations, *BIBLIOMETRICS, *GENDER inequality, *WOMEN authors, *WOMEN in computer science, *COMPUTER science conferences, *CONFERENCE papers
Abstract

The article provides a study of women in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields by studying published conference works and extracting names, using a bibliometric approach by using the program NamSor Applied Onomastics to define the gender of published authors. It focuses particularly on the recent six years of conferences held by Transregional Research Centre 89 Invasive Computing (CRC/Transregio 89).

Published
2020
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2. Bringing Industry Back to Conferences, and Paying for Results.

Author

Patterson, David and Bugayenko, Yegor

Subjects
*COMPUTER science conferences, *CONFERENCE papers, *COMPUTER programming, *LABOR productivity, *TELECOMMUTING
Abstract

The article presents blog postings on the topics of scientific papers at conferences and the problem of monitoring and paying for productivity from telecommuting computer programmers.

Published
2020
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3. The Pros and Cons of the ‘PACM’ Proposal: Counterpoint.

Author

Rosenblum, David S.

Subjects
*CONFERENCE papers, *PERIODICAL articles, *COMPUTER science research, *SCHOLARLY publishing
Abstract

The article offers the author's comments on a proposal by the Publications Board of the Association for Computing Machinery in the U.S. to bring together conference papers and publishing of journal articles on computer science research. According to the author, linking journal publication to annual conference cycles arguably would encourage an annual cycle of submissions from authors.

Published
2015
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4. The Pros and Cons of the ‘PACM’ Proposal: Point.

Author

McKinley, Kathryn S.

Subjects
*CONFERENCE papers, *PERIODICAL articles, *COMPUTER science, *SCHOLARLY publishing
Abstract

The article offers the author's comments on a proposal by the Publications Board of the Association for Computing Machinery to bring together conference papers and publishing of journal articles on computer science research. According to the author, compared to journal reviewing, conference process has clear advantages that this proposal maintains.

Published
2015
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5. Should Conferences Meet Journals and Where? A Proposal for ‘PACM’.

Author

Konstan, Joseph A. and Davidson, Jack W.

Subjects
*CONFERENCE papers, *PERIODICALS, *SCHOLARLY publishing, *COMPUTER scientists
Abstract

The article focuses on a proposal by the Association for Computing Machinery's Publications Board Conferences Committee to bring together conference and journal publishing. Different methods offered by the Association to publish conference papers in journals are presented. Many computer scientists have focused on limitations of conference publishing.

Published
2015
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