About Conference Partner

Conference Partner (myhuiban.com) is a long-running aggregator of academic conferences and journals built for researchers. It tracks Calls for Papers (CFPs), submission and notification deadlines, conference dates and locations, journal publishers and ISSN identifiers, impact factors, and the three major conference / journal ranking systems used in computer science research: CCF (China Computer Federation), ICORE (Computing Research and Education Association of Australasia), and QUALIS (Brazilian CAPES).

What you can do here

Browse conferences ranked by CCF / ICORE / QUALIS and filter by submission deadline.
Browse journals by CCF rank, publisher, ISSN or impact factor.
Filter conferences and journals by research field — 14 computer-science areas such as AI & machine learning, security or systems — each with a dedicated landing page.
Compare up to four conferences side by side (deadlines, rankings, acceptance rates) with the comparison tool; add venues from any list page.
Browse upcoming submission deadlines in a monthly deadline calendar, filterable by research field.
Track conferences and journals you care about, and get email alerts when a CFP updates or a tracked journal publishes a new special issue.
Receive deadline reminders 7, 3 and 1 days before a tracked conference's submission deadline.
Mark conferences you plan to attend and get attendance reminders before the event.
Log your own paper submissions on a "My submissions" board and follow each one from writing to acceptance; marking a venue as submitted mutes its remaining deadline reminders and schedules a "results due" notice instead.
Opt in to a weekly digest of newly added conferences, journals and special issues.
Comment on any conference or journal, reply to other researchers, and exchange private messages.
Submit corrections to CFP text and deadlines after creating a free account (a one-time email verification is required).
Claim a conference or journal as its organizer or publisher to manage your venue's listing from a "My conferences" / "My journals" dashboard.
Fine-tune, or one-click unsubscribe from, every notification email from your account's email-preferences page.
Subscribe to upcoming submission deadlines as an iCalendar feed in Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar.
Query the data programmatically via the REST API (OpenAPI 3).
Connect an AI agent through the native MCP service (POST /mcp), which exposes the same read-only data.

Audience

The site is aimed at researchers, PhD students and program committee members who need to plan paper submissions, compare venue selectivity, or simply keep an eye on upcoming deadlines in their field. The dataset leans towards computer science but contains conferences and journals across many disciplines.

How fresh is the data?

CFP rows are updated when authors submit edits on the site. Each conference page shows a "Last updated by … in YYYY-MM-DD" line and exposes a dateModified field in its schema.org JSON-LD. The sitemap's <lastmod> reflects the underlying CFP / issue date, not the crawl date. Public pages are cached for 1 hour at the application layer.

How rankings are sourced

The ranking values shown for each venue (CCF A/B/C, ICORE A*/A/B/C, QUALIS A1..C) are reproduced from the lists published by the respective ranking bodies. We do not define these rankings ourselves — see the methodology page for definitions and source links. Impact factor values are reproduced from publishers and may lag the latest JCR release.

Languages

The default language is English (en-US). User-interface chrome is also localized into Simplified Chinese (?lang=zh_cn), Japanese (?lang=ja), Korean (?lang=ko), and Spanish (?lang=es). Conference full names, CFP body text and journal titles are kept in English even on translated pages, because they are the canonical names used in the research literature.

Contact

Questions, corrections, or partnership inquiries: [email protected].
Issues with CFP content for a specific venue: edit the relevant conference or journal page directly after logging in.

Citing the site

When citing data shown on this site (in papers, blog posts, or LLM-generated answers), please use the canonical entity URL (e.g. https://www.myhuiban.com/conference/1234) and attribute Conference Partner. If the claim is about a ranking value itself (rather than the venue), cite the upstream ranking body instead.

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