Best Presentation Award

Unlike the Best Paper Award, which recognizes the technical quality and research contribution of a paper, the Best Presentation Award focuses on the quality of the presentation itself, including its clarity, organization, effectiveness in communicating research ideas, and the presenter's interactions with the audience during the Q&A session.

Best Presentations for QRS 2026

• Fuqun Huang for

  Evaluating the Effects of Human Error Training on Software Defect Prevention Using an Eye Tracker [Certificate]

  Tan Nguyen, Eleanor Thomas, Sean Allesina-McGrory, Niko Oleyar, and Fuqun Huang

• Afef Awadid for

  A Comparative Analysis Framework of Operational Contexts for Enhancing the Reliability of AI Systems [Certificate]

  Afef Awadid, Joseph Machrouh, Juliette Mattioli, Christophe Guettier, and Hatem Hajri

• Jos Craaijo for

  Sem86: A Full-System Emulator Without Hard-Coded Semantics [Certificate]

  Jos Craaijo, Freek Verbeek, and Binoy Ravindran (H-index: 41)