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Browse imported conferences, journals, and workshops by venue, year, title, abstract, author, tags, DOI, and citation metadata.
Research search
About Arrow
Arrow indexes AI-related research venues so papers, authors, abstracts, PDFs, DOIs, citations, deadline trackers, personal reading lists, and surrounding context can live in one practical workspace.
Track deadlines
Keep an eye on configured conference dates, CFP links, locations, years, and track-specific submission timelines where the venue needs them.
Build a library
Signed-in readers can mark favorites, queue papers for later, and organize work with personal collections across venues.
Contact
Corrections, missing venues, and source suggestions are welcome.
Side references
Useful context beyond the archive.
Conference signals
Rankings and acceptance rates can be useful context, especially when choosing where to submit, but they are imperfect and should be checked against official venue pages whenever possible.
Conference Ranks A cross-listing view of computer science conference rankings.Michael Wooldridge's AI conference list A long-running reference list focused on AI and related conferences.Conference Acceptance Rate Community-maintained acceptance rates for major AI-related venues.ACL Wiki acceptance rates Historical acceptance-rate tables for ACL-family NLP conferences.OpenAccept A collaborative acceptance-rate metadata project for CS conferences.CORE / ICORE rankings International computer science conference ranking portal.
Journal context
Journal indicators are most useful when they are treated as context alongside fit, editorial scope, review practices, and the actual work published by the venue.
Prizes and field history
Prizes can help trace influential work, research lineages, and the institutions around computing, even when they are not submission-planning tools.