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CSRankings: Computer Science Rankings

CSRankings is a metrics-based ranking of top computer science institutions around the world. Click on a triangle (►) to expand areas or institutions. Click on a name to go to a faculty member's home page. Click on a pie (the Piechart after a name or institution) to see their publication profile as a pie chart. Click on a Google Scholar icon (Google Scholar) to see publications, and click on the DBLP logo (DBLP) to go to a DBLP entry.
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► Computer architecture
► Computer networks
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► Databases
► Design automation
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► High-performance computing
► Mobile computing
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► Human-computer interaction
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This ranking is designed to identify institutions and faculty actively engaged in research across a number of areas of computer science, based on the number of publications by faculty that have appeared at the most selective conferences in each area of computer science (see the FAQ for more details).


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Prominent mentions of CSrankings: Berkeley | CMU (1, 2) | Edinburgh | Michigan | Rutgers | Technion | UBC | UNC | Utah | Waterloo | Yann LeCun | John Regehr | Charles Sutton

All publication data is from DBLP (updated monthly; last update June 6, 2020). Click to see the current database of faculty and their affiliations. Please submit any affiliation updates via a pull request (tutorial on pull requests here). If you absolutely cannot do a pull request, you can submit a single update here, but as this involves manual labor, it will result in a slower update: new issue. Please verify that the faculty members are full-time, tenure-track faculty who can solely advise a PhD student in Computer Science, and that their names are as they appear in DBLP. All code and data is available here: https://github.com/emeryberger/CSRankings, and frequently-asked questions are here: CSRankings FAQ. CSrankings is a GOTO ranking.

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