Text: General Chairs and Publicity Chairs of RecSys2021 Dear RecSys people, The preparations for RecSys 2021 are going well and we cannot wait to get started. You can find all accepted contributions on our website, including 49 research papers, 3 reproducibility papers, 10 demos, 24 Late Breaking Results, 8 doctoral…

Text: General Chairs RecSys’21 Dear RecSys colleagues, Since we are opening our registration page later this week, we would like to take this opportunity to explain to you a bit more about the conference and its format. We understand that the past year has been enormously challenging for most of…

By Alain Starke, Publicity Co-Chair RecSys’21 The 2021 RecSys conference takes place in Amsterdam September 27 — October 1. The deadline for submitting papers to the main track is already on May 4 (abstracts are due April 27), and that date is inching closer. With this blogpost, we like to…

Since its inception, RecSys has been a place to build a community. What started with 117 people meeting in Minnesota in 2007 has grown to over 750 converging next week on Vancouver, BC for its 12th edition. Our driving principle in planning RecSys 2018 has been to maintain that sense…

Our community beyond the RecSys conference As we approach our 12th year of ACM RecSys conferences, it is important to highlight how our community has grown from the conference into more informal and smaller groups and activities around the world. Today, we highlight three of those groups in Amsterdam, London and New York. The Recsys Amsterdam…

In this post, we present a very opinionated list of 10 RecSys papers everyone should read. The first five papers are the top-5 most rated papers according to the ACM digital library (out of a list of 925 papers published). These five papers account for ~ 12% of all the…

Every year after RecSys, our community takes the time to reflect and write summaries and reviews of the conference. Wether you could not make it to the conference, or you missed a session, it is always a good idea to keep an eye on what others are thinking. Here goes…

We have decided to collect all the slides from the 2017 ACM Recommender Systems conference and make them available in this post for everyone. During the following weeks, we will keep adding links. If you are missing the slides from your talk, please contact @acmrecsys on twitter Keynotes: The slides for all the keynotes that we have been able to collect are available here. For a full program, check our website