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CIDR 2024

Jan 14–17, 2024 · Chaminade Resort & Spa, Santa Cruz, CA, United States

Conference
CIDR (Conference on Innovative Data Systems Research) Academic
Dates
Jan 14, 2024 – Jan 17, 2024
Venue
Chaminade Resort & Spa
Place
Santa Cruz, CA, United States
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
cidrdb.org
Recorded
8 sponsors · 33 speaker appearances
Notes
Speakers: every paper in the program, with the first listed author as speaker (presenting authors are not identified; CIDR tradition is that senior authors present). paper_url holds the paper PDF on cidrdb.org; slides_url only where the program links real slides. Conference fee was paid on Eventbrite but the amount is not stated on the site; Chaminade room rates (incl. meals) were $1242.21 single and $884.40 shared per person.

Ticket prices

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Sponsors 8

Other 8

  • Amazon Web Services · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Databricks · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Google · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Meta · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Microsoft · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Oracle · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • SAP · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Snowflake · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)

Speakers and talks 33

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Alexandra FedorovaUBCKeynoteProcessing-in-memory: A Retrospective from a Real-World Product Experience—
James HamiltonAmazon Web ServicesKeynoteConstraint-Driven Innovation—
Aditya ParameswaranUniversity of California, BerkeleyPaperRevisiting Prompt Engineering via Declarative CrowdsourcingPaper
Alekh JindalSmartAppsPaperTurning Databases Into Generative AI MachinesPaper
Avrilia FloratouMicrosoftPaperNL2SQL is a solved problem... Not!Paper
Boris GlavicIllinois Institute of TechnologyPaperTowards an Objective Metric for Data Value Through RelevancePaper
Dominik DurnerTUMPaperTracEx: Understanding and Analyzing Database TracesPaper
Eleni ZapridouEPFLPaperOligolithic Cross-task Optimizations across Isolated WorkloadsPaper
Faisal NawabUniversity of California at IrvinePaperThe Tipping Point of Edge-Cloud Data ManagementPaper
Felix M SchuhknechtJohannes Gutenberg University MainzPaperTaking the Shortcut: Actively Incorporating the Virtual Memory Index of the OS to Hardware-Accelerate Databases IndexingPaper
Huanchen ZhangTsinghua UniversityPaperCost-Intelligent Data Analytics in the CloudPaper
Johannes PietrzykTU DresdenPaperProgram your (custom) SIMD instruction set on FPGA in C++Paper
Kai FranzCarnegie Mellon UniversityPaperDear User-Defined Functions, Inlining isn’t working out so great for us. Let’s try batching to make our relationship work. Sincerely, SQLPaper
Kaushik RajanMicrosoftPaperWelding Natural Language Queries to Analytics IRs with LLMsPaper
Kevin P GaffneyUniversity of WashingtonPaperIs Perfect Hashing Practical for OLAP Systems?Paper
Mark A CusackYellowbrickPaperYellowbrick: An Elastic Data Warehouse on KubernetesPaper
Matthias UrbanTechnical University of DarmstadtPaperCAESURA: Language Models as Multi-Modal Query PlannersPaper
Michal WawrzoniakETHZPaperOff-the-shelf Data Analytics on ServerlessPaper
Nan TangHKUST, GZPaperVerifAI: Verified Generative AISlidesVideoPaper
Pat HellandSalesforcePaperScalable OLTP in the Cloud: What's the BIG DEAL?Paper
Peiyuan LiuEast China Normal UniversityPaperLeopard: A General Test Suite for Isolation Level VerificationPaper
RJ AtwalMotherDuckPaperMotherDuck: DuckDB in the cloud and in the clientPaper
Rui LiuUniversity of WashingtonPaperTowards Resource-adaptive Query Execution in Cloud Native DatabasesPaper
Sangjin LeeUniversity of WashingtonPaperDatabase Kernels: Seamless Integration of Database Systems and Fast Storage via CXLPaper
Tamer EldeebColumbia UniversityPaperChablis: Fast and General Transactions in Geo-Distributed SystemsPaper
Thomas NeumannTUMPaperA Critique of Modern SQL and a Proposal Towards a Simple and Expressive Query LanguagePaper
Tianyu LiMITPaperServerless State Management SystemsPaper
Tiemo BangUC BerkeleyPaperOptimizing the cloud? Don’t train models. Build oracles!Paper
Vikramank Y SinghAmazon Web ServicesPaperPanda: Performance Debugging for Databases using LLM AgentsPaper
Yifei YangUniversity of WashingtonPaperPredicate Transfer: Efficient Pre-Filtering on Multi-Join QueriesPaper
Yin LinUniversity of WashingtonPaperSMARTFEAT: Efficient Feature Construction through Feature-Level Foundation Model InteractionsPaper
Zezhou HuangColumbia UniversityPaperThe Fast and the Private: Task-based Dataset SearchPaper
Ziheng WangStanford UniversityPaperA Model for Query Execution Over Heterogeneous InstancesPaper

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