CVPR oral, poster decisions still pending

// 57d agoNEWS

CVPR oral, poster decisions still pending

CVPR 2026’s official dates page puts final paper decisions on Feb. 20, 2026, while the reviewer guidelines show oral/spotlight/poster assignment happens later as a PC-level step. So if you’re still waiting in late March, you likely haven’t missed a public deadline.

// ANALYSIS

No, this looks more like conference bureaucracy than a missed announcement. CVPR decides acceptance first, then does a second pass to sort papers into oral/spotlight/poster buckets.

–The 2026 reviewer guidelines explicitly separate accept/reject from the later oral/spotlight/poster assignment pass.
–The official dates page only lists final decisions on Feb. 20, 2026; it does not publish a separate oral/poster notification date.
–CVPR 2025’s public accepted-papers list appeared on Mar. 8 after Feb. 26 final decisions, so some post-decision lag is part of the venue’s normal cadence.
–If you need the status of a specific paper, OpenReview/email and the conference program pages are the places to watch, not the main dates page.

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cvpr-2026researchpeer-reviewconference

DISCOVERED

57d ago

2026-03-30

PUBLISHED

58d ago

2026-03-30

RELEVANCE

6/ 10

AUTHOR

amds201

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