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CIDR 2025

Jan 19–22, 2025 · Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Conference
CIDR (Conference on Innovative Data Systems Research) Academic
Dates
Jan 19, 2025 – Jan 22, 2025
Venue
Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre
Place
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
cidrdb.org
Recorded
9 sponsors · 42 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. 2025 paper PDFs are hosted on vldb.org, so slides_url is null. Fees with accommodation include 3 nights and meals.

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
Student, conference only (no accommodation)€666—cidrdb.org
Regular, conference only (no accommodation)€766—cidrdb.org
Student, shared room (per attendee)€978—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org
Regular, shared room (per attendee)€1,078—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org
Student, single room€1,224—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org
Student, double room (attendee + non-attending companion)€1,290—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org
Regular, single room€1,324—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org
Regular, double room (attendee + non-attending companion)€1,390—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org

Sponsors 9

Other 9

  • 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)
  • Salesforce · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • SAP · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Snowflake · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)

Speakers and talks 42

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Christos KozyrakisStanford UniversityKeynoteThe State of Hardware—
Thea Klaeboe AarrestadETH ZurichKeynotePushing the limits of real-time ML: Nanosecond inference for Physics Discovery at the Large Hadron Collider—
Amol DeshpandeUniversity of MarylandPaperBeyond Relations: A Case for Elevating to the Entity-Relationship Abstraction—
Asim BiswalUniversity of California, BerkeleyPaperText2SQL is Not Enough: Unifying AI and Databases with TAG—
Caetano SauerSalesforceSponsored talkDatabase Engineering at Salesforce—
Carlo CurinoMicrosoftSponsored talkMicrosoft Fabric: what it is and why I like it—
Chunwei LiuMITPaperPalimpzest: Optimizing AI-Powered Analytics with Declarative Query Processing—
David LoughlinImperial College LondonPaperCephalopod – Virtual Data Model Composition through Partial Query Translation—
Dimitrios KoutsoukosETHZPaperAdaptive data transformations for QaaS—
Duo LuBrown UniversityPaperVectraFlow: Integrating Vectors into Stream Processing—
Eric AndersonAryn IncPaperThe Design of an LLM-powered Unstructured Analytics System—
Fatma ÖzcanGoogleSponsored talkGenAI and Data Management at Google—
Fuheng ZhaoUCSBPaperHybrid Querying Over Relational Databases and Large Language—
Gang LiaoUniversity of MarylandPaperBullion: A Column Store for Machine Learning—
Gunce S YilmazSaarland UniversityPaperGeneric Version Control: Configurable Versioning for Application- Specific Requirements—
Hannes MühleisenDuckDB LabsPaperRuntime-Extensible Parsers—
Jason HuUniversity of TorontoPaperDPDPU: Data Processing with DPUs—
Jiayi WangTsinghua UniversityPaperAOP: Automated and Interactive LLM Pipeline Orchestration for Answering Complex Queries—
Johannes WehrsteinTU DarmstadtPaperTowards Foundation Database Models—
Karime MaamariDistyl AIPaperGenEdit: Compounding Operators and Continuous Improvement to Tackle Text-to-SQL in the Enterprise—
Kira DuweEPFLPaperThe Five-Minute Rule for the Cloud: Caching in Analytics Systems—
Kyriakos PsarakisTU DelftPaperTransactional Cloud Applications Go with the (Data)Flow—
Lennart SchmidtTechnische Universität DresdenPaperRethinking MIMD-SIMD Interplay for Analytical Query Processing in In- Memory Database Engines Database internals—
Louisa LambrechtUniversity of TübingenPaperTrampoline-Style Queries for SQL—
Martin PrammerUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonPaperTowards Functional Decomposition of Storage Formats—
Matei ZahariaDatabricksSponsored talkWhere is the Lakehouse heading?—
Moe KayaliUniversity of WashingtonPaperMind the Data Gap: Bridging Large Language Models (LLMs) to Enterprise Data Integration—
Norman MaySAPSponsored talkScalable Data Management in SAP HANA Cloud—
Paul GrossCWIPaperAdaptive Factorization Using Linear-Chained Hash Tables—
Ravi KumarGooglePaperLinear Elastic Caching via Ski Rental—
Riki OtakiUniversity of ChicagoPaperResource-Adaptive Query Execution with Paged Memory Management—
Robert SouléYale UniversityPaperOSDB: Exposing the Operating System’s Inner Database—
Rolando GarciaUC BerkeleyPaperFlow with FlorDB: Incremental Context Maintenance for the Machine Learning Lifecycle—
Stefan MandlSnowflakeSponsored talkThe Fine Art of Work Skipping—
Thomas BodnerHasso Plattner InstitutePaperA Case for Ecological Efficiency in Database Server Lifecycles—
Utku SirinHarvard UniversityPaperFrequency-Store: Scaling Image AI by A Column-Store for Images—
Xinjing ZhouMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyPaperOLTP Through the Looking Glass 16 Years Later: Communication is the New Bottleneck—
Yannis ChronisGooglePaperDatabases in the Era of Memory-Centric Computing—
Yibo HuangThe University of Texas at AustinPaperPasha: An Efficient and Scalable Database Architecture on a CXL Pod—
Yuanyuan TianMicrosoftPaperTowards Query Optimizer as a Service (QOaaS) in a Unified LakeHouse Platform: Can One QO Rule Them All?—
Yuxuan ZhuUniversity of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignPaperEfficient Approximate Query Processing with Block Sampling—
Zhanhao ZhaoNational University of SingaporePaperNeurDB: On the Design and Implementation of an AI-powered Autonomous Database—

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