Tag Archive: Quadrennial Papers

CRA Launches 2024-2025 Quadrennial Paper Series as New Administration Takes Office


By Matt Hazenbush, Director of Communications As the new administration prepares to take office later this month, the Computing Research Association (CRA) is excited to announce the first tranche of papers in its 2024-2025 CRA Quadrennial Paper Series. This community-driven initiative brings together leading experts to explore pressing challenges and emerging opportunities in computing research. […]

CRA Releases ‘2020 Quadrennial Papers’ Focused on Illuminating Computing Research Challenges and Opportunities for the Next Four Years


The Computing Research Association (CRA) recently released the first of more than a dozen white papers produced through its subcommittees, exploring areas and issues around computing research with the potential to address national priorities over the next four years. Called Quadrennial Papers, the white papers attempt to portray a broad picture of computing research detailing potential research directions, challenges, and recommendations for policymakers and the computing research community. The release of the 2020 Quadrennial Papers covers five thematic areas: Core Computer Science, Broad Computing, Socio-Technical Computing, Artificial Intelligence, and Diversity & Education.

CCC Quadrennial Papers: Core Computer Science


As part of the rollout of the 2020 CRA Quadrennial Papers, the Computing Community Consortium (CCC) is pleased to publish the first four papers around the “Core Computer Science” theme, including papers on post quantum cryptography, the foundations of our algorithmic world, opportunities with next generation wireless technologies and computing challenges in the post-Moore’s Law world.

CCC Quadrennial Papers: Broad Computer Science


As part of the rollout of the 2020 CRA Quadrennial Papers, the Computing Community Consortium (CCC) is pleased to publish the second group of papers around the “Broad Computer Science” theme, including papers on pandemic informatics, infrastructure for AI, High Performance Computing (HPC) and Quantum, robotics in the workforce.