EasyChair

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EasyChair (German roughly: simple (conference) management ) is a free web- based system for managing scientific conferences . Developed in 2002 by computer science professor Andrei Voronkov for personal use, within a few years it became the most widely used conference management system in computer science and related areas. EasyChair is hosted on a server in the Computer Science Department of the University of Manchester , so organizing a new conference requires nothing more than filling out an application form.

Functions

Functionality:

  • Administration and supervision of the program committee
  • Sophisticated and flexible management of the program committee members' access rights to submissions, management of conflicts of interest
  • Automatic submission of articles
  • Classification for review according to the preferences of the program committee members
  • Submission of reviews
  • Ability for authors to respond to reviews, e.g. B. to refute criticism
  • Email sent to the program committee, reviewers and authors, with archiving of sent emails
  • detailed event log
  • Online discussion of articles
  • Automatic preparation of printed conference proceedings (currently only for Springer's Lecture Notes in Computer Science )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. User statistics
  2. according to the homepage