DuckDB in Science
Submission Guidelines
Submissions are welcome in the form of pull requests in the duckdb-web repository.
You are welcome to submit both your own work and also the work of others that fits the guidelines.
When submitting research papers, please follow these guidelines:
- The paper should be about an algorithm, data structure, etc. used in DuckDB, built on top of DuckDB. Papers that study DuckDB in depth also qualify. However, papers where the use of DuckDB is limited to e.g., being the baseline for comparison or as part of their data processing toolchain, are out of scope.
- The filename should start with the conference's first day (e.g.,
2025-09-01) or the journal issue's publication date. If these are not easily obtainable, just use an estimated date. - Include a link to an open-access version of the paper.
- Include the abstract. Make sure it doesn't have extra newlines, hyphens, or special characters.
- If applicable, please add an “Implementation” section to describe the availability of the implementation (core DuckDB, community extension, fork, etc.)
- If available, please link the presentation slide deck.