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Call for Contributions - IEEE VIrtual Reality 2015 in France

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Apologies for cross postings. _____ Call for Contributions IEEE Virtual Reality 2015 March 23-27, 2015 Arles, Camargue - Provence - France <http://ieeevr.org/2015> http://ieeevr.org/2015 Important Dates Long & Short Papers abstracts September 5, 2014 Long & Short Papers September 12, 2014 Industrial Presentations October 13, 2014 Lab/Project Presentations October 27, 2014 Panels November 10, 2014 Workshops November 19, 2014 Tutorials November 21, 2014 Posters November 21, 2014 Videos December 26, 2014 Research Demos January 19, 2015 _____ Call for Long & Short Papers _____ IEEE VR 2015 seeks original, high-quality papers in all areas related to virtual reality, including augmented reality (AR), mixed reality (MR), and 3D user interfaces. Each paper should be classifiable as mainly covering research, applications, or systems, using the following guidelines for each: * Research papers should describe results that contribute to advances in state-of-the-art software, hardware, algorithms, interaction, or human factors. * Application papers should explain how the authors built upon existing ideas and applied them to solve an interesting problem in a novel way. Each paper should include an evaluation of the success of the use of VR/AR/MR in the given application domain. * System papers should indicate how the implementers integrated known techniques and technologies to produce an effective system, along with any lessons learned in the process. Each paper should include an evaluation of the research, including benchmarking that was performed (e.g., latency or frame-rate). Topics include: * Immersive gaming * 3D interaction for VR/AR/MR * Input devices for VR/AR/MR * Haptics, audio, and other non-visual interfaces * VR systems and toolkits * Augmented and mixed reality * Computer graphics techniques for VR/AR/MR * Advanced display technology * Immersive projection technology * Multi-user and distributed VR/AR/MR * Serious games * Tracking and sensing * Modeling and simulation * User studies and evaluation * Perception, presence, and cognition * 3D selection and 3D manipulation * Locomotion and navigation in virtual environments * Applications of VR/AR/MR * Teleoperation and telepresence This year, we will continue the process of having all accepted long papers published in a special issue of IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (TVCG). To meet TVCG standards, long papers will undergo a two-stage review process (see SUBMISSION DEADLINES below). Authors of long papers that are determined to be acceptable with minor revisions during a first review cycle will be invited to submit a revised version for a second review cycle. Only long papers that are accepted in this second review cycle will appear in the journal issue and be presented at the conference. Short papers can cover preliminary studies, prototype applications, or initial implementations. Short papers will be published separately in the standard conference proceedings. The primary difference between short and long papers is in the size of their contributions and NOT in the importance/impact of their contributions. To assure this, short and long papers will be treated as separate tracks and will be accepted or rejected according to the merit of their contributions. In general, rejected long papers will NOT be considered for acceptance as short papers, unless the reviewers unanimously feel this is the right decision, and rewriting is determined to be doable in the time available. Consequently, authors should carefully consider the category for each submitted paper. Note that an abstract must be uploaded prior to the paper. This facilitates assigning reviewers, as the review process is on a tight schedule. All paper submissions must be in English. Long papers must not exceed ten (10) pages in length, with the caveat that the standard is eight (8) pages. Short papers must not exceed six (6) pages in length. If the reviewers find a paper overly long for the size of its contribution, they may ask for it to be shortened it if it is accepted. Both long and short papers should be formatted using the IEEE Computer Society format described at <http://www.cs.sfu.ca/%7Evis/Track/vr-menu.html> http://www.cs.sfu.ca/~vis/Track/vr-menu.html. For index terms, please use the descriptors from the ACM Computing Classification System, located at <http://www.acm.org/class> http://www.acm.org/class. For paper and abstract submissions please visit <https://precisionconference.com/%7Evr> https://precisionconference.com/~vr. IEEE VR uses a double-blind review process, meaning both the authors and the reviewers remain anonymous to each other. Submissions (including citations and optional videos) should not contain information that unnecessarily identifies the authors, their institutions, or their places of work. Relevant previous work by the authors should be cited in the third person to preserve anonymity. In order to fully explain the relationship between the submitted paper and relevant previous work by the authors, authors may additionally upload previous papers as well as a non-anonymous letter of explanation; these materials will only been seen by the primary reviewer. All papers must be submitted electronically. Authors may also submit videos to aid the program committee in reviewing their submissions. Videos must be submitted according to the instructions at the conference website. Videos submitted with papers will automatically be considered for possible inclusion in the video proceedings (video submissions may also be made independently, as described in the « Call for Videos »). When submitted as supporting material, videos must be free of identifying information. If accepted for the video proceedings, a revised version will be requested. Paper submissions must not have been previously published. A paper is considered to have been previously published if it has appeared in a peer-reviewed journal, magazine, book, or meeting proceedings that is reliably and permanently available afterward in print or electronic form to non-attendees, regardless of the language of that publication. A paper identical or substantially similar in content (in its entirety or in part) to one submitted to VR should not be simultaneously under consideration for another conference or journal during the entire VR review process, from the submission deadline until notifications of decisions are emailed to authors. SUBMISSION DEADLINES FOR LONG AND SHORT PAPERS: Each deadline is midnight GMT on the stated day, no matter where the submitter is located. Long & Short Paper abstracts due (REQUIRED): September 5, 2014 Long & Short Paper submissions due: September 12, 2014 Notification of results of first review cycle: November 4, 2014 Revised paper submission due for second review cycle (REQUIRED FOR LONG PAPERS): December 5, 2014 ** The submission deadlines will be strictly enforced. ** Paper abstracts and complete papers must be submitted through the online submission system. For more information, please contact the Program Chairs: programchairs [at] ieeevr.org J. Edward Swan II, Mississippi State University Victoria Interrante, University of Minnesota Tobias Höllerer, University of California, Santa Barbara Anatole Lécuyer, Inria

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Call for participation: EGUK Computer Graphics and Visual Computing 2014

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Call for participation: EGUK Computer Graphics and Visual Computing 2014 REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! Dates: 10-11 September 2014, University of Leeds, UK Registration: http://www.eguk.org.uk/CGVC2014/registration.html The annual EGUK conference is a meeting place for all those in the UK working in computer graphics and visual computing. It attracts researchers from across the country and from further afield. In 2014, EGUK is changing its focus: the UK chapter wants to encourage more dialogue between the academic research groups in the UK and between the academic researchers, industrial researchers and industrial users of the research. We are therefore introducing the options of presenting work-in-progress, industrial work, and interim results, in order to facilitate such dialogue. The 2014 conference will be an overnight meeting (lunchtime to lunchtime) at which academic researchers will present work-in-progress and also fully-fledged research results; at which industrial researchers are invited to present their latest work; and at which discussion can flow about mutually-beneficial applications for research funding from the UK and European governments. Please see the website for further information: http://www.eguk.org.uk/CGVC2014/

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VMV2014 Call for Participation

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Dear colleagues, we would like to invite you to participate at VMV 2014 from 08. to 10. October 2014 at Fraunhofer IGD in Darmstadt Germany. <http://www.vmv2014.de> www.vmv2014.de VMV - International Workshop on Vision, Modelling and Visualization offers the opportunity to see and discuss latest works in the three computer science areas. Three renowed reserachers will give invited talks. Apart from papers, the workshop also features posters on ongoing and recent work as well as student projects. *Registration* is now open. Further information <http://www.vmv2014.de/index.php/registration> http://www.vmv2014.de/index.php/registration Early bird until 6.9.2014. Looking forward to welcoming you in Darmstadt. Best regards, Conference and paper chairs

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ICAT-EGVE 2014: Submission Deadline Extended to 1 Sep 2014

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Call for Papers for ICAT-EGVE 2014 Deadlines - Submission deadline: 1 September 2014 - Notification of review results: 6 October 2014 - Camera-ready version due: 27 October 2014 - Conference starts: 8 December 2014 Even if you have not submitted your abstract yet, you can still submit your full paper until 1 September 2014. ICAT-EGVE 2014 will be 24th International Conference on Artificial Reality and Telexistence (ICAT 2014) and the 19th Eurographics Symposium on Virtual Environments (EGVE 2014) in Bremen, Germany. This international event will be a unique opportunity for researchers, developers, and users to share their experience and knowledge with virtual reality, as well as augmented reality, mixed reality, and 3D user interfaces. And, of course, it is a good time to renew friendships, make new ones, and experience the Christmas fair downtown. ICAT-EGVE 2014 seeks original, high-quality research papers in all areas of virtual reality, as well as augmented reality, mixed reality and 3D user interfaces. Research papers should describe results that contribute to advancements in the following areas: - 3D interaction for VR/AR - VR/AR systems and toolkits - Immersive projection technologies and other advanced display technologies - Presence, cognition, and embodiment in VR/AR/MR - Haptics, audio, and other non-visual modalities - User studies and evaluation - Multi-user and distributed VR, tele-immersion and tele-presence - Serious games and edutainment using VR/AR/MR - Novel devices (both input and output) for VR, AR, MR, and haptics - Applications of VR/AR/MR Papers in other related areas are welcome, too, of course. Submission Full papers must be in English and not exceed eight (8) pages in length. Short papers must be in English and not exceed four (4) pages in length. Both full and short papers should be formatted using the Eurographics format. ICAT-EGVE uses a double-blind review process. Therefore, submissions should not contain information (including citations and optional videos) that unnecessarily identifies the authors or their institutions or places of work. All papers must be submitted electronically as PDF files. Authors are encouraged to submit videos to aid the program committee in the review of their submissions. Papers must be submitted through SRMv2. Details about the submission procedure can be found on <https://srmv2.eg.org/COMFy/Conference/ICAT-EGVE_2014> https://srmv2.eg.org/COMFy/Conference/ICAT-EGVE_2014. Web Page The home page of the conference is <http://icategve14.uni-bremen.de> http://icategve14.uni-bremen.de Best papers Like in previous years, the authors of the best papers (to be selected by the award committee) will be offered to submit an extended version of their paper to the journal Presence. In addition, NVIDIA is happy to support this with the donation of a Quadro 6000 graphics card to the authors of the best paper presented at the conference. Conference Co-Chairs Gabriel Zachmann Carolina Cruz-Neira Kiyoshi Kiyokawa Program Chairs Takuya Nojima, Japan Dirk Reiners, USA Oliver Staadt, Germany About the conference ICAT - the International Conference on Artificial Reality and Telexistence - is the oldest international conference on Virtual Reality and Telexistence, started in 1991. Artificial Reality and Telexistence augment human ability in perception, understanding, action, time and space. They also enable humans seemingly to be everywhere at the same time, i.e., enable humans to be virtually ubiquitous. ICAT has been held in various cities around the world, including Tokyo, Taipei (2000), Seoul (2004), Christchurch (2005), Hanzhou (2006), Esbjerg (2007), Yokohama (2008), Lyon (2009), Adelaide (2010), Osaka (2011), Madrid (2012) and Tokyo (2013) again. EGVE - the Eurographics International Symposium on Virtual Environments - is the Eurographics Symposium for the exchange of experience and knowledge among researchers and developers concerned with using and improving virtual reality. It started in 1993 as a workshop, and successful symposiums have recently been held in Zurich 2003, Grenoble 2004, Aalborg 2005, Lisbon 2006, Weimar 2007, Eindhoven 2008, Lyon 2009, Stuttgart 2010, Nottingham 2011, Madrid 2012, and Paris 2013. ICAT and EGVE were already merged two times, in Lyon in 2009, and in Madrid in 2012. After these two very successful experiences, and many formal and informal discussions, the steering committees of both ICAT and EGVE expressed the desire to expand and strengthen their cooperation through the merger of the ICAT conference and the EGVE conference into a conference named ICAT-EGVE. The aim of the merger is to expand the conference in order to make it one of the foremost scientific conferences in the field of virtual reality in future. The recent cooperation with EuroVR through the Joint Virtual Reality Conference (JVRC), has also been very successful, EuroVR being responsible for the industrial part of the conference. This cooperation is extended in the form of two independent, but co-located conferences (ICAT-EGVE the scientific conference, and EuroVR the industrial one), thus allowing attendees to focus either on the most recent scientific progresses, or on the industrial applications, or on both.

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4yr PhD studentship in 3D Mass Digitization/Metadata for Cutural Heritage (UK/Ger)

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PhD studentship opportunity: Mass digitization and metadata enrichment of 3D cultural heritage artefacts by automatic and user-based metadata acquisition Applications are invited for a four year fully-funded PhD studentship within EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Science and Engineering in Arts, Heritage and Archaeology (SEAHA www.seaha-cdt.ac.uk) . The studentship comprises a one-year MRes based at UCL, London, followed by three years PhD study at the University of Brighton, in collaboration with the Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics Research (Darmstadt, Germany) and the Brighton Royal Pavilion and Museums. The project will look at the state-of-the-art conveyor belt approach to high fidelity 3D digitization of complex cultural artefacts. Effective management and exploration of collections depends on the acquisition not just of the artefacts themselves, but also of semantic metadata, providing annotation of, and linkage between, acquired assets in the collection. This PhD project aims to explore the potential for the application of mass digitization technology in cultural heritage organisations, and to develop tools and techniques for the enrichment of collections with metadata by automatic and user-based acquisition. Application deadline: open until filled, for Sep 22 start on MRes at UCL Detailed information: As a SEAHA student, you will have unparalleled access to research infrastructure and expertise across three universities and almost 50 heritage, research and industrial partners. In addition to the university doctoral training requirements, SEAHA students take part in an exciting range of cohort activities, ranging from residential events and group projects, to conferences and careers events. Please visit the SEAHA website (www.seaha-cdt.ac.uk) for details. This exceptionally interdisciplinary project will enable you to seek employment in any number of multidisciplinary environments: from academia to creative industries. You will have an outstanding record in aspects of computer science related to the project (consistent with a first or upper-second in Computing Science) and will be able to demonstrate knowledge and commitment within a cultural context. Excellent proficiency in the English language is mandatory and knowledge of the German language is encouraged. Professional experience in industry would be an advantage. For further details contact Dr. Roger Evans, R.P.Evans(a)brighton.ac.uk. The SEAHA Studentship will cover home fees and a stipend of up to a maximum of £16,726 per year (current rate) for eligible applicants (http://www.seaha-cdt.ac.uk/opportunities/eligibility-criteria/), and a substantial budget for research, travel, and cohort activities. The application should include: - A covering letter clearly stating your motivation - The UCL graduate application form which can be downloaded via UCL's web site: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/graduate/apply/apply-now/ucl-gradu ateapplication-form.pdf - Two academic references - A copy of your degree certificate(s) and transcript(s) of degree(s), - Proof of meeting the UCL English language proficiency requirements where necessary. For SEAHA candidates, an advanced level certificate is normally required (details of English language proficiency requirements can be found at http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospectivestudents/ graduate/apply/english-language/index) - A short research proposal (max. 2000 words) written by taking into consideration the above research questions. The applications should not be submitted by UCL online admissions system. Instead, they should be sent directly to: SEAHA Manager manager(a)seaha-cdt.ac.uk UCL Centre for Sustainable Heritage Faculty of the Built Environment UCL 14 Upper Woburn Place LondonWC1E 0NN UCL Taking Action For Equality. Application deadline: 1200 (noon) 13 August 2014; thereafter the position will remain open for applications until filled. Interviews are expected to take place in the first week of September.

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VMV 2014 Call for posters

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Dear all, we would like to invite you to present a poster at VMV 2014 in Darmstadt. The VMV poster track offers the possibility to present and discuss visualization, modelling and vision research with VMV attendees and a wider audience. VMV will provide space for both poster and interactive presentations. Example works include, but are not limited to: preliminary research ideas, recent published work, student projects, as well as application case studies. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS Please submit an abstract of the poster (max 1 page, paper template) via e-mail to <mailto:vmv2014-chairs@gris.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de> vmv2014-chairs(a)gris.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de Submission deadline: September 1, 2014 POSTER SESSION Authors should bring a hard copy poster for display at VMV. Interactive demonstrations should bring their own hardware (e.g., laptop) to the poster session. Please let us know in advance, whether you plan to give interactive demos. At least one author should register to the conference, present their poster personally and discuss their work during the poster sessions. More information on the conference and conference program, please consult <http://www.vmv2014.de> www.vmv2014.de . In case of questions, please contact chairs: <mailto:vmv2014-chairs@gris.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de> vmv2014-chairs(a)gris.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de

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EG VCBM 2014 - Early Bird Registration Deadline is August 15, 2014!

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We would like to invite you to participate at 4th Eurographics Workshop on Visual Computing for Biology and Medicine, 3.-5. September 2014, Vienna Austria Early Bird Registration Deadline is August 15, 2014! We compiled an exciting program ranging from novel methods for analysis of multivariate data, uncertainty and image segmentation, registration, visualization and recontruction for medical applications, interfaces, visual explanation techniques to cutting edge visual computing solutions for microscopic images and biological data. <http://www.vcbm.org/program/> http://www.vcbm.org/program/ The invited speakers Prof. Anna Vilanova and Prof. Nigel John will talk about their insights on the future of visualization in medicine and the translation of research results into clinical practice. <http://www.vcbm.org/invited-speakers/> http://www.vcbm.org/invited-speakers/ Two satellite events will be taking place on September 3rd, open to the public and free of charge! * VisBio 2014 is an expert forum related to the WWTF project <http://www.wwtf.at/projects/research_groups/details/index.php?PKEY=3703_DE_ O&lang=EN> Visual Computing: Illustrative Visualization. The event features several invited talks by local and international experts from biology, bioinformatics, and visualization. * In the afternoon, the bi-annual meeting of GI Fachgruppe Visual Computing in Biology and Medicine ( <http://www.vcbm.org/satellite-events/www.fg-medvis.de%29> FG Medvis) will include talks, discussions and software demos in order to exchange research ideas and results. More details: <http://www.vcbm.org/> http://www.vcbm.org/ Stay updated and follow us on Twitter: @vcbm_2014 We are looking forward meeting you in Vienna, Katja Bühler, Ivan Viola, Timo Ropinski Chairs VCBM 2014

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Faculty Position in Visual Computing at Telecom ParisTech, Paris, France

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Dear colleagues, Telecom ParisTech is hiring an Associate Professor in visual computing (image processing, computer graphics, computer vision or other visual computing fields). The deadline for applying is August 24th. The complete call for application is here: <http://perso.telecom-paristech.fr/~bloch/PosteMdC2014/PosteTII.html#english > http://perso.telecom-paristech.fr/~bloch/PosteMdC2014/PosteTII.html#english. The contact person is Pr. Isabelle Bloch ( <mailto:isabelle.bloch@telecom-paristech.fr> isabelle.bloch(a)telecom-paristech.fr). Do not hesitate to forward this message to your colleagues. -- Pr. Dr. Tamy Boubekeur Telecom ParisTech - CNRS - IMT <mailto:tamy.boubekeur@telecom-paristech.fr> tamy.boubekeur(a)telecom-paristech.fr <http://www.telecom-paristech.fr/~boubek> http://www.telecom-paristech.fr/~boubek

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PhD position in visualization at Inria Saclay, France (20km from Paris): Visualization of structural and functional connectivity in the brain

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*PhD position in visualization at Inria Saclay, France (20km from Paris): Visualization of structural and functional connectivity in the brain* PDF version: http://www.aviz.fr/wiki/uploads/Research/2014_AVIZ_PhD_Project_-_BrainVis.pd f application deadline: September 15, 2014 starting date: end of 2014 at the latest Description: The study of brain connectivity is one of the fundamental ways to investigate the complex functions of the (human) brain. For this purpose, neuroanatomists capture and investigate two different types of connectivity: anatomical connectivity arising from diffusion-weighted MRI measurements and functional connectivity based on fMRI scans. Both types of data have advantages and disadvantages, but ultimately it is essential to study them in concert. The research project: The research in this PhD project will employ and combine approaches from two sub-fields of visualization: the visualization of spatial relationships (SciVis, for anatomical connectivity) and the visualization of abstract data (InfoVis, for functional connectivity data). The goal is to be able to start the interactive investigation with either type of data, being able to interactively and freely switch between the different representations as it is needed for the data exploration. The ultimate vision is two-fold: The first and foremost aspect is to get to a more in-depth understanding on how to support interactive data exploration using various new and state-of-the-art visualization techniques in the neurosciences. The second aspect is that to more generally push the boundaries of multimodal visualization to be able to generalize the findings of this research to other fields that work on a daily basis with data that has both spatial and abstract characteristics. For this purpose the project extends past results in the visualization of dense line data as well as the visualization of weighted graphs. For the first aspect of anatomical connectivity, the project will use methods from illustrative visualization to deal with the dense fibertract datasets that are generated from diffusion-weighted MRI. This aspect of the visualization will provide an important visual reference and landmark for the exploration of functional connectivity, for which the project will rely on the visualization of weighted graphs. A general challenge in this context is the question on how to create a visualization that combines both data types, either in separate views or in a combined view. Separate linked views are common in abstract data visualization and we will thus explore their application for our application. A view that integrates both could combine fibertracts inside the brain for anatomical connectivity with a bundled view of functional links on its outside. This approach has the potential benefit of not requiring a mental integration of separate points of reference. On the other hand, this approach may lead to a cluttered and overloaded depiction. The project will therefore explore new ways of controlling the abstraction in the data depiction to deal with this issue to be able to show the realistic large and complex datasets. This work will thus also require research to understand how to apply illustrative visualization to abstract data. Such visualizations of the fibertracts in a more or less realistic way is convenient for the neuroscientist, but we have to consider other complementary linked views. These views often do not match the realistic physical appearance of fibertracts but instead focus on the task at hand the neuroscientist wants to perform with the data. So other representations than graphs will be explored as part of this project such as scatter plots or space-filling or pixel-based designs enabling to provide a mapping of the information space more efficient to solve a specific visual analytic task. Machine learrning techniques such as generative graphs will be used to automatically extract summaries of the anatomical and functional connectivity data. These geometrical and topological summaries will be used as a backbone structure for the visualization of the information space to be used for visual analysis tasks. Moreover, an integral aspect of our approach is to combine the visualization techniques in an interactive exploration tool that supports analists in adjusting their exploration strategy as needed. An integral part of the neuroanatomists' data exploration is the comparison of different datasets, either derived from different people or captured at different points in time. Therefore, the comparison of different datasets and the temporal exploration will be an essential aspect of the project. To be successful in this project, the PhD student will work closely with domain experts in the neurosciences from the Université Pierre et Marie Curie, both to develop the integrated interactive visualization techniques using a participatory design approach as well as to evaluate the new techniques in controlled experiements. By closely working with the domain experts, the PhD student will work toward an interactive tool for neuroanatomical data exploration that integrates the new visualization techniques. The goal for this tool is that it can be used in a realistic context for the everyday analysis tasks of the neuroanatomists and that it will be provided to the public as open-source software. Beyond this implementation, the project will result in a deeper understanding of how to combine spatially explicit data with connected abstract data aspects to benefit visualization in the sciences in general. The PhD research will be conducted under the supervision of Tobias Isenberg and within the AVIZ research team at INRIA SaclayÎle-de-France which concentrates on the visualization of complex data. AVIZ is one of the most respected research labs in information visualization and visual analytics worldwide. The PhD student will closely collaborate, in particular, with Cédric Gouy-Pailler from the Laboratoire Analyse de Données et Intelligence des Systèmes at CEA whose expertise in machine learning will be essential for the work. In addition, we will work with domain experts in the neurosciences from the Université Pierre et Marie Curie. Required applicants skills: * highly motivated student * degree (M.Sc., M. Eng, or equivalent) in computer science or closely related fields * education background in one or more of the following fields: visualization, human-computer interaction, computer graphics, and machine learning * interest in applications in neuroimaging or in knowledge discovery * previous experience in these fields (in particular, neuroimaging) would be highly beneficial * experience in modern computer graphics (GPU) programming * fluent in written and spoken English (French language skills are not required but would be beneficial for living in France and interacting with people outside of the lab) * previous experience in research and publication of research results beneficial Application package: * detailed CV * motivation letter * summary of the master thesis * transcript of the grades * contact details for two academic references * prepare all application documents electronically and in English * application deadline: applications are reviewed as they are received; however, for full consideration please submit your application by September 15 Contact: Dr. Tobias Isenberg <tobias.isenberg(a)inria.fr> (http://tobias.isenberg.cc/) Group: AVIZ team, INRIA Saclay (20km from Paris) (http://www.aviz.fr/)

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EG 2015: Call for Full Papers

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Eurographics 2015: Call for Full Papers ( http://www.eurographics2015.ch/ ) The Eurographics 2015 Technical Papers programme will showcase innovative research in Computer Graphics and related areas. We invite submissions of new ideas, and encourage all forms of research creativity and originality. We are interested in practice, experience, novel applications, technological or theoretical papers, with the ambition of setting the standard in the field and stimulating future trends. Accepted papers will be presented at Eurographics 2015 and published in a special issue of the Eurographics journal <https://www.eg.org/index.php/publications/computer-graphics-forum> Computer Graphics Forum. Therefore, submissions will undergo a two-step review process. We encourage submissions from all areas related to computer graphics such as rendering, modeling, animation, visualization, virtual reality, computer vision, imaging, computer-aided fabrication, human-computer interaction, and related disciplines. Submission Dates A preliminary abstract is due by 23:59 GMT, Friday, September 19, 2014, and the full paper deadline is 23:59 GMT, Friday, September 26, 2014. _____ Submission Electronic submission of all papers is mandatory and will be conducted using the Submission and Review Management (SRMv2) system. Papers must be written in English, they must be anonymized, and must be formatted according to the Eurographics Computer Graphics Forum publication guidelines. Accepted papers must be presented in English at Eurographics 2015. This event uses a double-blind reviewing approach, so please remove all personal data (such as authors, affiliations, etc.) from your submission. Reviewers are asked to keep confidential all materials sent to them for evaluation. Note that this year, there is no arbitrary maximum length imposed on papers. Papers should be as long as they need to be, but not longer. If a submission is perceived as repetitive or unnecessarily long, it might be ranked lower by reviewers than a concisely written submission. Double Submission Policy Authors are required to include a declaration that they have not previously published the scientific contribution claimed in their paper, nor has it been submitted to or is currently under review in any other conference or journal before or during the Eurographics 2015 Technical Papers review period. Any paper that does not adhere to these requirements will be rejected without review. Re-Submitted Material For papers that have previously been reviewed for other venues and have been rejected or withdrawn, the authors are encouraged to provide a cover letter to describe the history of the paper (however, this does not imply reviewer continuity). This cover letter can also answer the comments made in the previous reviews, by either listing the changes that were made to comply with them, or discussing/rebutting/clarifying some elements if need be. Though not mandatory, this procedure is strongly recommended. The cover letter has to be submitted through the SRM as an Additional Attachment (last section of the SRM upload form). Rebuttal, Notification, Publication & Prizes * The reviews will be made available to the authors on November 13, 2014. A rebuttal period from November 13 to November 18, 2014 will allow authors to submit a brief document to address any factual errors or clarify other issues raised in the reviews. * The date for notification of the results of the first round of the review process is December 5, 2014. * Revised versions of the papers conditionally accepted in the first round must be submitted by December 31, 2014. The final notification of the outcome of the second reviewing round will be made on January 14, 2015. The camera-ready version of accepted papers will be due on January 28, 2015. * From all accepted and presented papers, an international jury will select the best papers. The best paper will receive the Günter Enderle Award, including a cash prize of 1000 Euros, presented at Eurographics 2015. For any question concerning full paper submissions please contact the papers program co-chairs: <mailto:chairs-eg2015@eg.org> chairs-eg2015(a)eg.org Full Papers Chairs <mailto:chairs-eg2015@eg.org> Olga Sorkine-Hornung, ETH Zurich, Switzerland <mailto:chairs-eg2015@eg.org> Michael Wimmer, Vienna University of Technology, Austria

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