CHI 2027 — Reviewer profile (keyword selector)

Which research areas are you current on, and excited about reviewing?  Tag your expertise across three facets so we can match you to papers.
How to use this tool

Tag the topical areas, methods, and populations you cover. For each, pick a level:

  • R — Recent expertise + interest in reviewing. Use this to indicate areas you'd like to review in and have current expertise — not to exhaustively list everything you've published.
    • Domain / Users: published in the area within the last ~5 years.
    • Method / Approach: you actively use this method in current work (publication not required — methods don't go stale).
  • K — Knowledgeable. Comfortable reviewing here; recent publication not required.
  • (untagged) = Unfamiliar. Default — you won't be matched to papers in untagged areas.

Roll-up: tagging a whole pile (e.g. all of "Extended Reality (XR)") counts as every sub-pile under it. The cap counters on the right show how many sub-piles you've covered.

Caps: R is hard-capped at 10 sub-piles (the strong signal is intentionally scarce). K is soft-capped at ~30.

Tips: greyed words in parentheses are example author keywords (searchable, not selectable); use facet pills to focus on one facet; selections appear in the right-hand cart with a copyable profile.

Your task here (feedback round)

Build a reviewer profile for yourself, as if signing up for CHI 2027. Tag across Domain / Method / Users using R (Recently published) and K (Knowledgeable) — see the blue panel above for what each level means.

The R/K distinction is trying to capture three things at once: expertise, recency, and willingness to review. We want to know whether that fusion communicates clearly to you, or whether you read it as just one of the three.

While tagging, please notice — as a reviewer, not as an author:

  • Piles or sub-piles you'd expect to find and couldn't.
  • Keywords or sub-piles in the wrong place.
  • Pile/sub-pile names that confused you or felt off.
  • Whether the facet caps (R hard cap 10, K soft cap ~30) felt right.

Then move on to paper.html and tag two of your own papers. Capture everything in the feedback form linked in the email.

Time budget: ~7 minutes for this tool. Don't try to be exhaustive.