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Committee Analysis — ISS 2023 — Organizing Committee
Continuity
- First-time
- 14
- Returning
- 2
First-time (14)
Returning (2)
- Andrés Lucero — 4 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Associate Editor
- Sven Mayer — 2 years in this role
Tenure distribution and churn
- 1st year: 14 people
- 2nd-3rd year: 1 people
- 4th+ year: 1 people
- Average tenure
- 1.2 years
- Median tenure
- 1.0 years
Departed since ISS 2022 (32)
- Aaron Quigley
- Aluna Everitt
- Anne Roudaut
- Anusha Withana
- Barrett Ens
- Brett Challacombe-King
- Callum Parker
- Can Liu
- Clifton Forlines
- Craig Anslow
- Daniel Pires de Sa Medeiros
- Ed Tse
- Faisal Zaman
- Fateme Rajabiyazdi
- Jason Leigh
- João Moreira
- Judy Kay
- Mark Hancock
- Mauricio Sousa
- Miriam Sturdee
- Mirjam Augstein
- Rachel Blagojevic
- Rafael Kuffner
- Raimund Dachselt
- Soojeong Yoo
- Stacey Scott
- Steven Houben
- Stuart Marshall
- Søren Knudsen
- Thomas Bryan
- Tristan Bunn
- Victor Cheung
Institutional concentration
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- Carnegie Mellon University: 3 (18.8%)
- University of Pittsburgh: 3 (18.8%)
- Toyota Research Institute: 2 (12.5%)
- Aalto University: 1 (6.2%)
- Instituto Superior Técnico: 1 (6.2%)
- Bundeswehr University Munich: 1 (6.2%)
- Technical University of Darmstadt: 1 (6.2%)
- University of Television and Film Munich: 1 (6.2%)
- Better Health Technologies: 1 (6.2%)
- LMU Munich: 1 (6.2%)
- Robert Bosch GmbH: 1 (6.2%)
- University of Waterloo: 1 (6.2%)
By country
- United States of America: 9 (56.2%)
- Germany: 5 (31.2%)
- Finland: 1 (6.2%)
- Spain: 1 (6.2%)
- Canada: 1 (6.2%)
Sources
Every figure above is derived from this edition's own committee records — see ISS 2023's sources for the underlying evidence.