The development of EasyChair would have been impossible without numerous suggestions of its many users and the help of some individuals and organizations. This page mentions some of them.

Geoff Sutcliffe

made many suggestions about the design of EasyChair and reported numerous bugs in the most constructive way. He has many excellent ideas about the future of EasyChair, and his ideas turned out to work very well in the past.

Alexander Gelbukh

made the largest number of suggestions about the design of EasyChair. Many of them have been incorporated in EasyChair and some are still on the EasyChair wishlist.

Aleksander Kosenkov

is a friend and a former classmate of the main EasyChair developer. He was a physicist and then decided to become an artist. He designed the EasyChair Web site.

Serguei Mokhov

designed the EasyChair LaTeX class style.

Ilya Sukhanov

spent hours on the phone helping with various Linux and Web server problems with the early version of EasyChair.

The School of Computer Science

at the University of Manchester is a place where you can have a lot of fun, including designing systems like EasyChair. The School hosted early versions of EasyChair.

Developers of free software

such as Linux, Perl, Apache and MySQL.

All those people whose suggestions have been integrated in EasyChair and those who submitted crucial bug reports