ICASSP 2027 deadline
IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing
May 16-21, 2027 · Toronto, Canada
All deadlines for this edition have passed.
Key dates
Full paper
Wed, Sep 23, 2026 · 23:59 AoE
Decisions
Wed, Jan 13, 2027 · 23:59 AoE
Conference
May 16-21, 2027 · Toronto, Canada
What ICASSP reviewers will look for
ICASSP papers get at least three reviews on a fixed list of criteria (importance, novelty, technical correctness, experimental validation, clarity, references), an overall evaluation and a detailed assessment shared with the authors. Extreme ratings carry meaning: "Irrelevant", "Has been done before", "Has major problems", "Insufficient validation" and "Does not cite relevant work" each imply rejection and must be justified. The optional rebuttal goes to area and track chairs, not the reviewers. Review is single-anonymous (authors are visible to reviewers).
- Overall score
- Overall Evaluation Of This Paper, 1–4 (top: “Definite accept”)
- Sub-scores
- Importance/Relevance, Originality/Novelty, Technical Correctness / Theoretical Development, Experimental Validation, Clarity Of Presentation, Reference To Prior Work (1–4)
- Written fields
- Classify The Type Of Paper · Award Quality · Strengths · Weaknesses
- Author checklist
- ICASSP submission requirements, 3 items
Where the bar sits. ICASSP 2026 accepted close to 4,800 of ~11,200 regular submissions (~43%). TPC chairs set the rate; no thresholds are published. On the 1–4 overall scale a mean of ≥ 2.75 (mostly Marginal accept or better) is a rough proxy for acceptance.
LLM policy for reviewers
IEEE policy forbids processing any content of a manuscript under review through a public AI platform (a confidentiality breach). ICASSP 2026 organizers report using the rebuttal phase to identify AI-generated reviews.
Official policy