Announcements

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Best Paper, Best Student Paper, and Best Presentation Awards

Congratulations to the winners of RTSS 2025 Best Paper, Best Student Paper, and Best Presentation Awards!

  • Best Paper Award: Mario Günzel (TU Dortmund University), Federico Aromolo (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – Pisa), Alessandro Biondi (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – Pisa), and Jian-Jia Chen (TU Dortmund University) for their paper “Requirement-Based Analysis of Self-Suspending Tasks under EDF”
  • Best Student Paper Award: Shining Sun (Northeastern University), Chaohai Yu (Northeastern University), Xu Jiang (University of Electronic Science and Technology of China), Qingxu Deng (Northeastern University), Nan Guan (City University of Hong Kong) for their paper “WCDFP Analysis for Real-Time Tasks with Stochastic Release Patterns using Chernoff Bound”
  • Best Presentation Award: Tobias Häberlein (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) for the presentation of the paper “WatwaOS: A Framework for Worst-Case-Aware Tailoring and Whole-System Analysis of Energy-Constrained Real-Time Systems”

We thank all participants for making RTSS 2025 a great success — see you all again at RTSS 2026 in Yokohama!

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Hot Topics Day Program

The detailed Hot Topics Day program is now available. There are two exciting workshops, OPERA and ERSA, as well as the QNX special session, the Quest-V Tutorial, and the ERSA panel on explainability (from 2pm to 3pm) to choose from.

Participants registered for the Hot Topics Day (HTD) are welcome to “pick and choose” HTD sessions to their liking, switching between events freely at any time. Please refer to the individual event pages for details regarding each session’s contents.

Participants are invited to start the day with a welcome breakfast beginning at 8 am.

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RTSS 2025 Banquet at Fenway Park

We are delighted to announce that the RTSS 2025 conference banquet will take place in a very special place: Fenway Park, the iconic and historic home of the Boston Red Sox!

The social event will include a guided tour (approx. 45 minutes) beginning at Gate D, followed by a dinner in the elegant Dell Technologies Club with a direct view of the field.

Check out the exciting conference program, register now, and join us (not only) for a very special evening at Fenway Park!

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QNX to Highlight Opportunities in Education

This year, the RTSS Hot Topics Day features a special session by QNX. Of special note to educators and researchers, one of the topics discussed will be the QNX Everywhere program, which provides free and full access to QNX via a non-commercial license.

“The session will also explain the QNX Everywhere program, which provides the QNX RTOS for free for uses in academia, education, startups, prototyping, proof-of-concept, and hobbyists.”

For further details, check out the QNX Special Session. To attend, register for Hot Topics Day.

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Program Announced

The RTSS 2025 program has been announced: this year’s program once again reflects the breadth and depth of the field: from formal foundations to new operating systems and applications, from severely resource-constrained platforms to LLM-serving multi-GPU systems—important timing constraints can be found virtually everywhere.

Join us in Boston from December 2 until December 5 to see the latest research and groundbreaking new results across 12 exciting sessions as well as Hot Topics Day.

Don’t delay, the early-registration deadline is approaching fast!

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Artifact Evaluation Results

The RTSS’25 artifact evaluation process has concluded. Many thanks to the Artifact Evaluation Chair, Kilho Lee, and the panel of evaluators as well as all participating authors for their efforts towards improved reproducibility and artifact quality.

This year, the authors of 19 accepted or conditionally accepted papers elected to participate in the artifact evaluation process. Of these 19 submitted artifacts, 16 were deemed to satisfy the evaluation criteria.

The papers that successfully passed the artifact evaluation process are highlighted in the program. Congratulations to all authors who successfully participated in the artifact evaluation process!