Conferences / CIDR (Conference on Innovative Data Systems Research)
CIDR 2027
Jan 24–27, 2027 · Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre, Amsterdam, Netherlands Announced
- Conference
- CIDR (Conference on Innovative Data Systems Research) Academic
- Dates
- Jan 24, 2027 – Jan 27, 2027
- Venue
- Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre
- Place
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Format
- In person
- Status
- Announced
- Attendance
- —
- Website
- cidrdb.org
- Recorded
- 10 sponsors · 35 speaker appearances
- Notes
- Speakers: accepted papers list (program not yet published), first listed author as speaker; no PDFs yet. Keynotes not yet announced. Prices are net; Eventbrite gross prices are slightly higher (e.g. single room EUR 1,350.91).
Ticket prices
| Ticket | Price | Valid until | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Student, conference only (no accommodation) | €600 | — | cidrdb.org | |
| Regular, conference only (no accommodation) | €700 | — | cidrdb.org | |
| Student, shared room (per attendee) | €947 | — | Includes 3 nights accommodation and meals; net of Eventbrite fees | cidrdb.org |
| Regular, shared room (per attendee) | €1,047 | — | Includes 3 nights accommodation and meals; net of Eventbrite fees | cidrdb.org |
| Student, single room | €1,227 | — | Includes 3 nights accommodation and meals; net of Eventbrite fees | cidrdb.org |
| Student, double room (attendee + non-attending companion) | €1,295 | — | Includes 3 nights accommodation and meals; net of Eventbrite fees | cidrdb.org |
| Regular, single room | €1,327 | — | Includes 3 nights accommodation and meals; net of Eventbrite fees | cidrdb.org |
| Regular, double room (attendee + non-attending companion) | €1,395 | — | Includes 3 nights accommodation and meals; net of Eventbrite fees | cidrdb.org |
Sponsors 10
Other 10
- Amazon Web Services · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
- Databricks · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
- DuckDB Labs · 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 35
| Speaker | Company | Role | Talk | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abdelrahman Adel | TUM | Paper | Know Thy State: Placement Cues for Query Operator States on Tiered Memory | — |
| Alberto Lerner | Computing Flows GmbH | Paper | MACS: One SSD, Many Places to Compute | — |
| Alexander Baumstark | TU Ilmenau | Paper | Share Now, Cohere Later: Sync-Frugal Databases on CXL 2.0 | — |
| Anh Mai | New York University | Paper | DeciDB: In-Database Processing of Decision Queries | — |
| Anna Pavlenko | Microsoft | Paper | Towards an AI Software Factory for Data Systems | — |
| Barzan Mozafari | University of Washington | Paper | BEGIN AI TRANSACTION: Semantic Isolation for Durable AI Workflows | — |
| Colin Breck | Tesla | Paper | A Time-Series Database on Object Storage at Tesla | — |
| Daan de Graaf | Eindhoven University of Technology | Paper | Running Loops around Recursive SQL | — |
| Donna Pham | University of Washington | Paper | Rethinking Document Indexing for LLM-based Analysis | — |
| Duo Lu | Brown University | Paper | Credo: Reusable Declarative Primitives for Agentic Workloads | — |
| El Kindi Rezig | University of Washington | Paper | Dataflow-Oriented Debugging for Data Science Pipelines | — |
| Fabian Wenz | TU Darmstadt and MIT | Paper | From Data Querying to Data Investigations: Rethinking Natural Language Interfaces for Databases | — |
| Gang Liao | Meta | Paper | Experience Graphs: The Data Foundation for Self-Improving Agents | — |
| Geoffrey Yu | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Paper | EXPLAIN Yourself! Finding Query Planner Stalls Across DBMSes | — |
| Hasara Kalumin | University of Washington | Paper | When the Application Layer Is Disposable: Putting Integrity Constraints Back in the Database | — |
| Jonas Dann | ETH Zurich | Paper | CODAs: Computational Data Paths for Lakehouses | — |
| Jonathan Hsu | National Tsing Hua University | Paper | The Cliff and the Slope: Unequal Protection Against In-memory Data Corruption for Quantized Vector Indexes | — |
| Joseph Hellerstein | UC Berkeley and Amazon Web Services | Paper | Complete CALM: A Unified Criterion for Coordination | — |
| Lam-Duy Nguyen | TUM | Paper | The Case for Single-Version Concurrency Control in the Cloud | — |
| Leonardo Kuffo | CWI | Paper | Rethinking Vector Search in Databases with Local Indexes | — |
| Liana Patel | Stanford University | Paper | What Happens When the Model Eats the Stack? Rethinking the Research Agenda for Data Agents | — |
| Luisa Neubauer | University of Technology Nuremberg | Paper | Agentic Parsing: Reading CSV Files the Way Humans Do | — |
| Milad Rezaei Hajidehi | Harvard University | Paper | Token-Efficient Data Reasoning Agents via Adaptive Structuring of Unstructured Data | — |
| Moe Kayali | University of Washington | Paper | Query Blueprints for Querying Opaque Schemas | — |
| Mohit Saxena | Amazon Web Services | Paper | Generative AI for Apache Spark: Lessons from Building Production Upgrade and Troubleshooting Agents | — |
| Molham Aref | RelationalAI | Paper | Time to Move on: Querying without Nulls and Bags | — |
| Nazanin Rashedi | University of Mannheim | Paper | BpRobust: A Learned Build-Plan for Robust Physical Operator Selection via Compiled Trees | — |
| Ran Bai | Huawei | Paper | Agent Normal Form: A Semantic Substrate for Agent Data | — |
| Remy Wang | University of California, Los Angeles | Paper | Revisiting the Algebraic Foundation of Relational Data | — |
| Samuel Arch | Carnegie Mellon University | Paper | Rows? Where We're Going, We Don't Need Rows. Redefining Data Connectivity for the AI Era with ADBC. | — |
| Simon Frisk | University of Washington | Paper | Reclaiming the GPU's Forgotten Half: Getting Your Join's Mojo Back with Tensor Cores | — |
| Sultan Muratbek | University of California, Berkeley | Paper | Concord: A Video Relational Algebra for Cross-Modal Query Optimization | — |
| Tal Zussman | Columbia University | Paper | Reports of mmap()'s Death Are Greatly Exaggerated | — |
| Tim Fischer | Universität Tübingen | Paper | Who You Gonna Call? — Both Clusters! (Your SQL Engine Supports Parallel Programming in an Imperative Style) | — |
| Yuchen Liang | Carnegie Mellon University | Paper | The Glorious Dead | — |