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Research Track External Reviewers Research Track External Reviewers Artur Abdullin, University of Louisville Jaegul Choo, Georgia Tech Cuneyt Akcora, University of Insubria Janara Christensen, University of Washington Ali Al-Frajat, Concordia University Maria Christoforaki, Polytechnic Institute of NYU Khalil Al-Hussaeni, Concordia University Paolo Cintia, ISTI-CNR Rajul Anand, Wayne State University Robson Leonardo Cordeiro, University of São Paulo Naiyong Ao, Nankai University at São Carlos - USP Anastasios Arvanitis, UC Riverside Mário Cordeiro, University of Torino Amin Ranj Bar, Concodia University Weiwei Cui, Microsoft Research Asia Sajib Barua, University of Alberta Yan Da, Hong Kong University of Science Martin Becker, University of Würzburg and Technology Daniel Bengs, German Institute for International Xuan-Hong Dang, Aarhus University Educational Research Willian Dener de Oliveira, University of São Paulo Lidong Bing, Chinese University of Hong Kong at São Carlos - USP Arber Borici, University of Victoria Elaine Parros Machado de Souza, University of São Panagiotis Bouros, HU Berlin Paulo at São Carlos - USP Christos Boutsidis, IBM Elnaz Delpisheh, York University Luka Bradesko, Jozef Stefan Institute Jiang Di, Hong Kong University of Science and Janez Brank, Jozef Stefan Institute Technology Serhat S. Bucak, Michigan State University Costas Dimopoulos, Polytechnic Institute of NYU Andre Busche, University of Hildesheim Xuetao Ding, Tsinghua University Yiklun Cai, University of Hong Kong Stephan Doerfel, University of Kassel Bin Cao, Microsoft Research Asia Lucas Drumond, University of Hildesheim Wei Cao, University of Technology Sydney Liang Du, Chinese Academy of Sciences Yohn Cao, Microsoft Research Asia Nan Du, SUNY Buffalo Lei Cen, Purdue University Marthinus Christoffel du Plessis, Tokyo Institute of Jeffrey Chan, University of Melbourne Technology Jinbo Chao, Beijing Institute of Technology Nurcan Durak, RocketFuel technologies Ning Chen, Tsinghua University Amr Ebaid, Purdue University Wei Chen, Peking University Anthony Fader, University of Washington Wenlin Chen, Washington University in St. Louis Xuhui Fan, University of Technology Sydney Yueguo Chen, Renmin University of China Meng Fang, University of Technology Sydney Zhitang Chen, Chinese University of Hong Kong Qiong Fang, Hong Kong University of Science and Antonio Chen, University of Torino Technology. Chen Cheng, University of Victoria Zheng Fang, Zhejiang University Shiwen Cheng, UC Riverside Siamak Faridani, Microsoft Wei Cheng, University of North Carolina at Chapel Wei Feng, Tsinghua University Hill Monica Ribeiro Porto Ferreira, University of São Zhiyong Cheng, Singapore Management University, Paulo at São Carlos - USP Singapore Carlos Ferreira, University of Torino Flavio Chierichetti, Sapienza Ricky Fok, York University Radha Chitta, Michigan State University Hao Fu, University of Science and Technology of Min-Joong Lee, Korea Advanced Institute Science China and Technology Yanjie Fu, Rutgers University Victor Lee, John Carroll University David Golan, Tel Aviv University Fangfang Li, University of Technology Sydney Behzad Golshan, Boston University Jiefei Li, Sun Yat-sen University Josif Grabocka, University of Hildesheim Kang Li, SUNY Buffalo Xin Guan, Tianjin University Mu Li, University of Technology Sydney Asela Gunawardana, Microsoft Research Nan Li, University of California at Santa Barbara Guangming Guo, University of Science and Qi Li, SUNY Buffalo Technology of China Shasha Li, National University of Defense Hongchen Guo, Tsinghua University Technology, China Chunhui Han, Tsinghua University Shuangyin Li, Sun Yat-sen University Jialong Han, Renmin University of China Wei Li, Northeast University, China Yi Han, Peking University Yaliang Li, SUNY Buffalo Yujie He, Washington University in St. Louis Yingming Li, Zhejiang University Zhouzhou He, Zhejiang University Yuxuan Li, University of Melbourne Toby Dylan Hocking, Tokyo Institute of Technology Zhongmou Li, Rutgers University Yanyan Hsu, Chinese University of Hong Kong Bangyong Liang, Microsoft Incorporation Liang Hu, University of Technology Sydney Christopher Lin, University of Washington Sha Hu, Renmin University of China Thomas Lin, Microsoft Inc. Victor Hu, Microsoft Bin Liu, Rutgers University BaoXing Huai, University of Science and Technology Chuanren Liu, Rutgers University of China Chunming Liu, University of Technology Sydney Silu Huang, Chinese University of Hong Kong Jialu Liu, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Arun Iyer, Indian Institute Technology Bombay Qi Liu, University of Science and Technology Minwoo Jeong, Microsoft of China Minhao Jiang, the Hong Kong University of Science Song Liu, Tokyo Institute of Technology and Technology Xiaojiang Liu, Microsoft Research Asia Yexi Jiang, Florida International University Xueliang Liu, EURECOM Takafumi Kanamori, Nagoya University Yang Liu, Beijing Institute of Technology Mehdi Kargar, York University Cheng Long, the Hong Kong University of Science Rasoul Karimi, University of Hildesheim and Technology Abhijith Kashyap, UC Riverside Gang Luo, Microsoft Research Asia Masanori Kawakita, Kyushu University Haixin Ma, East China Normal University Fabian Keller, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Dmitry Malioutov, IBM Research (KIT) Qi Mao, Nanyang Technological University Arijit Khan, University of California at Santa Yi Mao, Xidian University Barbara Luis Matias, University of Torino Daisuke Kimura, University of Tokyo Scott McQuade, George Washington University Fabian Laforet, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Barbora Micenková, Aarhus University (KIT) David Mimno, Princeton University Hoang Thanh Lam, Eindhoven University Noman Mohammed, McGill University of Technology Michael Lind Mortensen, Aarhus University Davoud Moulavi, University of Alberta Franco Maria Nardini, ISTI-CNR C. Seshadhri, Sandia National Laboratories Hoang Vu Nguyen, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Junge Shen, XIDIAN University, XI’AN, China (KIT) Wei Shen, Tsinghua University Thomas Niebler, University of Würzburg Yelong Shen, Kent State University Gang Niu, Tokyo Institute of Technology Motoki Shiga, Toyohashi University of Technology Inna Novalija, Jozef Stefan Institute Motoki Shiga, Toyohashi University of Technology Márcia Oliveira, University of Torino Jameel Mohammad Shoaib, Chinese University of Konstantin Patev, Rutgers University Hong Kong Nikos Pelekis, University of Piraeus Yin Song, University of Technology Sydney Ruggero Pensa, University of Torino Tadej Stajner, Jozef Stefan Institute Antonio Penta, University of Torino Karthik Subbian, University of Minnesota. Te Pi, Zhejiang University Jiangwen Sun, University of Connecticut Shuyao Qi, University of Hong Kong Ichigaku Takigawa, Hokkaido University ZhongAng Qi, Zhejiang University Acar Tamersoy, Georgia Tech Meng Qu, Rutgers University Lu-An Tang, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Rajiur Rahman, Wayne State University Yu Tang, University of Hong Kong Chedy Raïssi, INRIA Emmanouil Tzouridis, TU Darmstadt Parikshit Ram, Georgia Tech Vishal Vaingankar, StumbleUpon Sujith Ravi, Google Research Evangelos Vazaios, Technical University of Crete Xiang Ren, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Koen Verstrepen, University of Antwerp Yazhou Ren, South China University of Technology Bhanukiran Vinzamuri, Wayne State University Matt Revelle, George Mason University Jan Vosecky, Hong Kong University of Science Marcela Xavier Ribeiro, Federal University and Technology. of Sao Carlos Chang Wan, University of Hong Kong José Fernando Rodrigues Jr., University of São Paulo Can Wang, University of Technology Sydney at São Carlos - USP Chi Wang, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Luciana Romani, Embrapa Hao Wang, University of Hong Kong Simone Romano, University of Melbourne Hongfei Wang, Case Western Reserve University Eduardo Ruiz, UC Riverside Hua Wang, Colorado School of Mines Jan Rupnik, Jozef Stefan Institute Jia Wang, Chinese University of Hong Kong Delia Rusu, Jozef Stefan Institute Jian Wang, University of California Santa Cruz Reza Sadoddin, University of Alberta Jingjing Wang, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana- Tanwistha Saha, George Mason University Champaign Mathilde Sahuguet, EURECOM Qifan Wang, Purdue University Hiroto Saigo, Kyushu Institute of Technology Xin Wang, University of Connecticut Esin Saka, Microsoft Advertising Yue Wang, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Patricia Iglesias Sánchez, Karlsruhe Institute of Yujing Wang, Microsoft Research Asia Technology (KIT) Matthew Wiley, UC Riverside Lucio Fernandes Dutra Santos, University of São Martin Wistuba, University of Hildesheim Paulo at São Carlos - USP Dijia Wu, Siemens Corporate Research Carlotta Schatten, University of Hildesheim Huanhuan Wu, Chinese University of Hong Kong Claudio Schifanella, University of Torino Le Wu, University of Science and Technology of Nico Schilling, University of Hildesheim China Lena Schwemmlein, University of Würzburg Yingcai Wu, Microsoft Research Asia Yinghui Wu, University of California at Santa Jianwen Zhang, Microsoft Research Asia Barbara Lanbo Zhang, University of California Santa Cruz Yubao Wu, Case Western Reserve University Lei Zhang, University of Science and Technology of Keli Xiao, Rutgers University China Minjie Xu, Tsinghua University Liang Zhang, LinkedIn Minjie Xu, University of Torino Rong Zhang, East China Normal University Yi Xu, SUNY Binghamton Shitao Zhang, Tsinghua University Makoto Yamada, NTT Corporation Wei Zhang, Tsinghua University Jingyuan Yang, Rutgers University Xiaochen Zhang, Tsinghua
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