CCF list · 7th edition (2026)

Theory: CCF A conferences

The 7th edition (2026) of the CCF list has 5 rank A conferences in Theoretical Computer Science. 1 have an upcoming deadline announced. Each row gives the 2022 rank, the next deadline and the latest edition.

Deadline calendar

Deadlines in the next 90 days

DeadlineLeftConferenceRankFieldMilestoneVenueSource
Jan 21, 11:59 UTCCAV 2027CCF ATheoryPaperKIT, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsCommunity data · unverified

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Theory: CCF A conferences

AcronymFull nameCCF 2026CCF 2022Next deadlineLatest editionPublisher
STOCACM Symposium on the Theory of ComputingCCF AANot announced2027Atlanta, Georgia, USAACM
SODAACM-SIAM Symposium on Discrete AlgorithmsCCF AANot announced2027Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USASIAM
CAVInternational Conference on Computer Aided VerificationCCF AACAV 2027 · Paper2027KIT, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsSpringer
FOCSIEEE Annual Symposium on Foundations of Computer ScienceCCF AANot announced2026New York City, NY, USAIEEE
LICSACM/IEEE Symposium on Logic in Computer ScienceCCF AANot announced2027Montréal, CanadaIEEE

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About Theory: CCF A conferences

Which Theory conferences are CCF A?

STOC, SODA, CAV, FOCS, LICS.

Do workshop and short papers count?

CCF counts the full (regular) papers of a listed conference: short papers, demos, technical briefs, summaries, Findings and the workshops held with a conference are outside the list. CCF also says the list is a recommendation and should not be used on its own to evaluate research; your institution's rules decide.

Sources: the CCF list of recommended international conferences and journals, 7th edition (published 31 March 2026, corrected 9 April 2026) and 6th edition (2022); editions, deadlines and acceptance rates from the ccf-deadlines community project (MIT licence), marked as community data until checked against each conference's website, then marked as checked with the website's own words; proceedings and paper counts from dblp (CC0).