Around 20 years ago, researchers were proposing new ideas that led to the current AI revolution. What is being explored in your academic unit right now that will lead to the next revolution in computing in the next 10-20 years? The Computing Community Consortium (CCC) is launching a Call for Innovative Research Visions (CIRV) to discover exactly that kind of forward-looking work: research that’s still early, perhaps a bit speculative, but has the kind of catalytic potential that could reshape where the field goes long-term. CCC will use these submissions to help guide the focus of future visioning Task Forces, so this is a direct line from what’s happening in […]

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The Computing Community Consortium (CCC) is launching a Call for Innovative Research Visions (CIRV), seeking forward-looking, early-stage research from academic units that could catalyze the next major revolution in computing over the next 10-20 years. Department chairs or equivalent leaders can submit a brief abstract or description of their unit's most visionary research by July 23. Selected submissions may inspire new CCC visioning Task Forces, invite researchers to shape future initiatives, or earn visibility on CRA/CCC channels. One submission per academic unit is allowed.