Real-time discussions for papers

As conferences go virtual, interactions between attendees and authors can be challenging, particularly if the audience is distributed across many different time zones. EDAS now has a basic text chat discussion feature. Messages are sent by email to authors and attendees who have listed their paper to be among their favorites. Message counts are also updated in real-time on the conference program and can be seen by clicking on the count bubble.

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