PoPETs Artifact Review

PoPETs reviews and publishes digital artifacts related to its accepted papers. This process aids in the reproducibility of results and allows others to build on the work described in the paper. Artifact submissions are requested from authors of all accepted papers, and although they are optional, we strongly encourage you to submit your artifacts for review.

Possible artifacts include (but are not limited to):

Artifacts are evaluated by the artifact review committee. The committee evaluates the artifacts to ensure that they provide an acceptable level of utility, and feedback is given to the authors. Issues considered include software bugs, readability of documentation, and appropriate licensing. After your artifact has been approved by the committee, we will accompany the paper link on petsymposium.org with a link to the artifact along with an artifact badge so that interested readers can find and use your hard work.

Artifact Submission Guidelines

Source Code Submissions

Dataset Submissions

Volunteer for the Artifact Review Committee

We are looking for volunteers to serve on the artifact review committee. As a committee member, you will perform review of artifacts according to the guidelines above. We are looking for volunteers who will be interested in providing feedback on documentation and instructions, trying to get source code to build, or have experience with re-using published datasets. Please email artifact23@petsymposium.org to be on the review committee.

Artifact Review Committee:
Alexander Bajic
Alexandra Nisenoff, Carnegie Mellon University
Amin Rabinia
Anna Lorimer, University of Chicago
Antonio Espinoza, Arizona State University
Arthur Borem, University of Chicago
Bailey Kacsmar, University of Waterloo
Cecylia Bocovitch, The Tor Project
Darion Cassel, Carnegie Mellon University
David Ke Hong, Facebook Inc
Hieu Le, University of California, Irvine
Imranur Rahman, North Carolina State University
Karoline Busse, University of Applied Administrative Sciences, Lower Saxony
Killian Davitt, University College London
Konrad Kollnig, University of Oxford
Kris Kwiatkowski, PQShield LTD
Kyle Tilbury, University of Waterloo
Lachlan Gunn, Aalto University
Loris Reiff
Maaz Bin Musa, University of Iowa
Malte Wessels, Technische Universität Braunschweig
Maximilian Noppel, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Min Chen, CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security
Miti Mazmudar, University of Waterloo
Natasha Fernandes, Macquarie University
Nathan Reitinger, University of Maryland
Panagiotis Chatzigiannis, Visa Research
Pasin Manurangsi, Google Research
Pingchuan Ma, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Priyanka Nayakkaral, Northwestern University
Qian Lou, University of Central Florida
Rahmadi Trimananda, UC Irvine
Rasmus Dahlberg, Karlstad University
Sepideh Ghanavati, University of Maine
Simon Koch, TU Braunschweig
Shangqi Lai, Monash University
Sofía Celi, Brave Software
Tatsuya Mori, Waseda University
Tushar Jois, Johns Hopkins University
Yohan Beugin, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Zhang Shaohu, North Carolina State University