SIGMOBILE Research Highlights
Papers of high quality and broad appeal are selected from SIGMOBILE sponsored conferences by a committee including SIGMOBILE's major conference representatives and elected officials. Selected papers are recommended for consideration for the Communications of the ACM Research Highlights section, published in ACM GetMobile when appropriate, and highlighted on the SIGMOBILE website.
Recent selections
The latest six highlights, shown with visual paper or project material for quick scanning.
MobiSys 2024
Joey: Supporting Kangaroo Mother Care with Computational Fabrics
Open paper
MobiCom 2023
AgriTera: Accurate Non-Invasive Fruit Ripeness Sensing via Sub-Terahertz Wireless Signals
Open paper
MobiCom 2023
The Underwater Backscatter Channel: Theory, Link Budget, and Experimental Validation
Open paper
MobiSys 2023
Wireless earbuds for low-cost hearing screening
Open paper
Ubicomp 2023
Plug-and-play Physical Computing with Jacdac.
Open paper
Ubicomp 2023
RetroSphere: Self-Contained Passive 3D Controller Tracking for Augmented Reality.
Open paper
Complete archive
39 papers are listed below, grouped by publication year.
Nomination process
SIGMOBILE research highlights are selected by the Research Highlights Committee.
Community members not on the committee may ask for papers to be considered by submitting a nominating proposal to the committee chair. The proposal should summarize the contribution of the paper, explain why it is suitable for the SIGMOBILE Highlights series, and be no more than one page in length.
Nominations can be made by emailing the title, authors, conference, and year of publication to sigmobile-highlights at acm.org.
The committee selects highlight papers by considering technical quality, likely interest from computer scientists in other areas, broad impact to other disciplines, and public appeal.
For selected nominated papers, the committee sends CACM a copy of the paper, a short description of why the paper merits publication in SIGMOBILE Highlights, a list of possible people to write the Technical Perspective, and consent from the authors and prospective technical perspective writers.
Committee members should disclose conflicts of interest to the committee chair, who will decide how to handle them. A committee member may recuse themselves from discussion of any paper for conflict-of-interest reasons. Papers by committee members may be nominated through the community nomination process.
Contact: sigmobile-highlights at acm.org