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CFP of Cyberworlds 2024

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The 1st Call for Papers International Conference on Cyberworlds CW2024 Yamanashi, Japan, October 29-31, 2024 https://cyberworlds2024.yamanashi-u.jp/ In-cooperation with Eurographics Association Cyberworlds are information spaces and communities that immensely augment the way we interact, participate in business and receive information throughout the world. Cyberworlds seriously impact our lives and the evolution of the world economy by taking such forms as social networking services, 3D shared virtual communities and massively multiplayer online role-playing games. The international conferences on Cyberworlds have being organized annually since 2002 with the proceedings published by IEEE Computer Society and selected papers published in multiple journals, including The Visual Computer. The 23rd annual International Conference on Cyberworlds, CW 2024, will be held in Kofu, Yamanashi Prefecture, which is renowned as the home of Mount Fuji. TOPICS VISUAL AND INTERACTIVE COMPUTING IN CYBERSPACE Track Visual Computing: Extended reality (XR); Computer graphics; Computer animation; Visualization; Image processing; Computer vision, Deep learning in visual computing, etc. Data Science for immersive communication: Immersive visual analytics; Machine and deep learning in visual communication; Collaborative visual analysis, etc. Applications: Digital humans; Education in cyberspace; Shared art and cultural heritage; Health care in cyberspace; Online games and living in shared virtual worlds; Shared digital fabrication, etc. Multimodal Interaction and Human Factors: Man-machine interaction (haptics, olfaction, sonification); Human dynamics; Communication; Collaboration; Entertainment; Digital assistants; Enhanced living; Human augmentation, etc. COGNITIVE HUMAN-MACHINE INTERACTION Track Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) in Extended Reality (XR): BCI applications; EEG-based neuroimaging; Mobile and adaptive BCIs; Neurofeedback systems and games; Neurorehabilitation and neuroplasticity; Machine-assisted cognitive enhancement, etc. Human Factors in Cyberspace: Affective computing; Emotion artificial intelligence; Human factors in transportation and industry; Biosignals; Internet of bodies; Machine and deep learning for biosignal-based algorithms; Neuroergonomics; Cognitive multimodal interfaces; Human factors in XR; Cognitive human-robot interaction, etc. CYBERSECURITY Track Cybercrime Prevention: Identity and trust management; Content protection and digital rights management; Information hiding and anonymity; Privacy protocols; Security protocols; Malware detection; Attack detection, etc. Biometrics in Cyberspaces: Behavioral biometrics; Biometric template protection; Emerging biometrics; Multi-biometrics; Presentation attack detection, etc. Internet of Things: Security of embedded systems; Security protocols; Security in V2X and smart cities; Mobile networks security, IoT & big data, etc. Analysis of Digital Traces in Cyberspaces: Forensics (computer, mobile devices, network, social media); Altered content detection (multimedia, deep fake); Digital data analysis (social media, file carving), etc. IMPORTANT DATES Papers (Full/Short) Submission June 14, 2024 (Fri) Papers (Full/Short) Notification July 22, 2024 (Mon) Poster papers submission Aug 2, 2024 (Fri) Poster papers notification Aug 19, 2024 (Mon) More Details on the conference can be found from the website: https://cyberworlds2024.yamanashi-u.jp/ We look forward to receiving your submissions. General Chair: Xiaoyang Mao, University of Yamanashi, Japan Program Chair: Alexei Sourin, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

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VCBM 2024 Call for Full Papers, Short Papers

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VCBM 2024 Call for Full Papers We are happy to announce that the annual Eurographics Symposium on Visual Computing for Biology and Medicine (EG VCBM) will be hosted by the Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany, on September 19/20, 2024. Call for Full Papers, Survey Papers, and Tutorials We are happy to announce that for the first time in the history of VCBM, all accepted full papers and survey papers will be published as journal publications in Computers and Graphics! Aims and Scope Work presented at the Eurographics Workshop on Visual Computing for Biology and Medicine (EG VCBM) should reflect the state of the art in visual computing and its applications in biology and medicine. VCBM’s scope encompasses all aspects of visual computing research, technological development, and practices in medicine and life sciences. Relevant topics include both the acquisition, processing, visualization and interpretation of image data in biology and medicine and the visual analysis and communication of life science data. Submission types for VCBM 2024 Submissions for this year’s meeting include original papers, survey papers, and tutorial sessions. Please see previous EG VCBM’s proceedings for examples of published papers. We encourage authors to provide supporting information in the form of videos and other media. The deadline for full paper submissions is May 3, 2024. Please note that this is one month earlier than in previous years. Furthermore, all accepted full papers and surveys will be featured in a special issue of the journal Computer & Graphics (C&G), necessitating the significantly advanced submission deadline this year. Full Papers should describe original, application-oriented research that advances the fusion of visual computing methods within medicine and biology. Accepted work will focus on a well-defined biological or medical problem, and demonstrate significant innovation or improvement in visual computing. Surveys are long-form submissions addressing new and emerging topics in visual computing and biology and medicine. Tutorials are didactic or hands-on sessions lasting one or two hours and delivered during the conference. They should enable participants to learn how to use new tools or techniques or gain practical experience with domain-specific data. Topics All aspects relating to the development, application and practices of visual computing in the life sciences are relevant to the meeting. These include: ■ Visual computing solutions designed for use by medical, biomedical, and biological practitioners, researchers and educators. ■ The use of eXtended Reality (e.g., for surgical procedures, molecular visualization, rehabilitation, and therapy). ■ Approaches for processing, visual analysis, and communication of data from new or challenging modalities (e.g., real-time ultrasound, CyTOF, Spectroscopy, layer fMRI, single-cell and spatial-omics, environmental monitoring). ■ Visual computing approaches incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) and explainable AI. ■ Visual computing solutions that support new approaches for modeling and simulation with application in medicine and biology. ■ Workflows and processes leveraging visual computing to facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration in biology and medicine. We encourage the use of digital videos to support all submissions. Please use only the most common video codecs, such as MP4 H.264, to maximize the chances that the reviewers can view them. ■ Full Papers: We do not impose strict maximum lengths for submitted papers to the full papers track. However, it is unusual for papers to exceed 10 pages (in C&G LaTeX style including all images and references). Papers should only be as long as their content would justify. Reviewers might rate a submission lower if it is perceived as being unnecessarily long or might recommend it for a short paper, instead. Authors are encouraged to use supplementary material, such as videos or executable programs to provide extra content. Authors may choose to anonymize their submissions, but this is not required. ■ Surveys: We do not impose strict maximum lengths for papers submitted to the survey track. However, it is unusual for surveys to exceed 20 pages (in C&G LaTeX style, including all images and references). Authors are encouraged to use supplementary material, such as videos, to provide extra content. Authors may choose to anonymize their submissions, but this is not required. ■ Tutorials: A brief description of the topic, an outline of the contents of the tutorial, and a request for duration (e.g., one/two hours). The maximum is one page, excluding references. Authors may not anonymize their submissions. Please send your tutorial description to <mailto:tutorial_vcbm24@isg.cs.ovgu.de> tutorial_vcbm24(a)isg.cs.ovgu.de until May 3, 2024. EG VCBM 2024 will also feature a short paper track, a poster, and an image contest program, the details of which will be announced in a separate call. Submission Instructions Full and survey papers must be submitted using the Editorial Manager for Computers & Graphics. When logged in, select 'Submit New Manuscript' and then select 'VSI: EG VCBM 2024' as the article type. Important Dates Full Papers ■ Paper submission deadline (full, survey papers, and tutorials): May 3, 2024 ■ Author notification: May 31, 2024 ■ Revision due (1st cycle): June 21, 2024 ■ Author notification: July 19, 2024 ■ Minor Revision due (2nd cycle): August 9, 2024 ■ Final notification: August 23, 2024 ■ Camera-ready deadline: September 13, 2024 ■ Workshop: September 19 & 20, 2024 All deadlines are at 23:59 CET (UTC+1). Sincerely, the Full Paper Co-Chairs of EG VCBM 2024, ■ Monique Meuschke (University of Magdeburg Germany) ■ James Procter (University of Dundee, United Kingdom) ■ Thomas Höllt (TU Delft, The Netherlands) VCBM 2024 Call for Short Papers We are happy to announce that the annual Eurographics Symposium on Visual Computing for Biology and Medicine (EG VCBM) will be hosted by the Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany, on September 19/20, 2024. Call for Short Papers Aims and Scope Work presented at the Eurographics Workshop on Visual Computing for Biology and Medicine (EG VCBM) should reflect the state of the art in visual computing and its applications in biology and medicine. VCBM’s scope encompasses all aspects of visual computing research, technological development, and practices in medicine and life sciences. Relevant topics include both the acquisition, processing, visualization and interpretation of image data in biology and medicine and the visual analysis and communication of life science data. Submission types for VCBM 2024 Submissions for this year’s meeting include original papers (full and short) survey papers, and tutorial sessions. Please see previous EG VCBM’s proceedings for examples of published papers. We encourage authors to provide supporting information in the form of videos and other media. The deadline for short paper submissions is June 21, 2024. All EG VCBM 2024 short papers will be peer-reviewed and will appear in the Eurographics Digital Library. Short Papers should describe original, application-oriented research that advances the fusion of visual computing methods within medicine and biology. Accepted work will focus on a well-defined biological or medical problem, and demonstrate significant innovation or improvement in visual computing. Topics All aspects relating to the development, application and practices of visual computing in the life sciences are relevant to the meeting. These include: ■ Visual computing solutions designed for use by medical, biomedical, and biological practitioners, researchers and educators. ■ The use of eXtended Reality (e.g., for surgical procedures, molecular visualization, rehabilitation, and therapy). ■ Approaches for processing, visual analysis, and communication of data from new or challenging modalities (e.g., real-time ultrasound, CyTOF, Spectroscopy, layer fMRI, single-cell and spatial-omics, environmental monitoring). ■ Visual computing approaches incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) and explainable AI. ■ Visual computing solutions that support new approaches for modeling and simulation with application in medicine and biology. ■ Workflows and processes leveraging visual computing to facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration in biology and medicine. We encourage the use of digital videos to support all submissions. Please use only the most common video codecs, such as MP4 H.264, to maximize the chances that the reviewers can view them. Short papers describe a more focused and concise research contribution and are likely to have a smaller – yet significant – scope of contribution. Potential examples include the presentation of initial results from novel ongoing research projects or the exploration of new application areas. Short papers draw from the same list of topics as full papers. Their length is limited to a total of 5 pages (in CGF LaTeX style including all images and references). Authors may choose to anonymize their submissions, but this is not required. EG VCBM 2024 will also feature a poster and an image contest program, the details of which will be announced in a separate call. Submission Instructions Papers can be submitted using the Eurographics SRM conference management system. Instructions regarding the submission process can be found here. Important Dates Short papers ■ Short paper submission deadline: June 21, 2024 ■ Author notification: July 19, 2024 ■ Camera-ready deadline: August 9, 2024 ■ Final notification: August 23, 2024 ■ Workshop: September 19 & 20, 2024 All deadlines are at 23:59 CET (UTC+1). Sincerely, the Short Paper Co-Chairs of EG VCBM 2024, ■ Laura Garrison (University of Bergen, Norway) ■ Daniel Jönsson (Linköping University, Sweden)

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SGP 2024, Deadline Extension: April 12, 2024, Keynotes announced!

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New deadline: Paper submission April 10, 2024 April 12, 2024 Keynotes: https://sgp2024.github.io/program/ The Eurographics Symposium on Geometry Processing (SGP) is the premier venue for disseminating research ideas and cutting-edge results in geometry processing. In this research area, concepts from mathematics, computer science, and engineering are developed and applied to offer insights into and to design efficient algorithms for acquisition, modeling, analysis, manipulation, simulation, and other types of processing of 3D models and shape collections. SGP 2024 will be held at MIT in Cambridge, MA, USA (near Boston) on 24-26 June, 2024. The SGP graduate school will offer tutorials taught by leading experts on 22-23 June. Conference website: https://sgp2024.github.io/ We invite submissions related to, but not limited to, the following topics: - Acquisition and reconstruction - Analysis and fabrication for 3D printing - Architectural geometry - Computational geometry - Differentiable rendering - Discrete differential geometry - Exploration of shape collections - Geometry and topology data structures and representations - Geometry compression - Geometric deep learning - Geometric representations for machine learning - Geometry processing applications - Interactive techniques - Meshing and remeshing - Multiresolution modeling - Multimodal shape processing - Neural shape representations - Point cloud acquisition and processing - Processing of massive geometric datasets - Shape analysis and synthesis - Simulation and animation - Smoothing, filtering, and denoising - Surface and volume parameterization and deformation Paper submission via the Submission and Review Management (SRMv2) system: https://srmv2.eg.org The SGP proceedings will appear as a regular electronic issue of Computer Graphics Forum, the International Journal of the EUROGRAPHICS Association. The journal status of the proceedings requires a two-stage review process with conditional acceptance after the first round and final acceptance based on the revised submissions. Timeline: - Abstract submission: April 5, 2024 April 10, 2024 (recommended) - Paper submission: April 10, 2024 April 12, 2024 - Notification of acceptance: May 24, 2024 - Revised version due: June 3, 2024 - Camera ready due: June 14, 2024 - Graduate School: June 22-23, 2024 - Conference: June 24-26, 2024 All deadlines are at 23:59 UTC/GMT. Awards and Recognitions: Following its traditions, SGP 2024 will attribute three best paper awards, a software award recognising the authors of an open-source software that has greatly influenced the field, and a data set award designed to acknowledge the suppliers of high quality datasets used in geometry processing. In addition, SGP may provide papers with the reproducibility stamp to recognise the effort of researchers who, in addition to publishing their paper at SGP 2024, provide a complete open-source implementation of their algorithm. Please send nominations to awardnominations(a)geometryprocessing.org Invitation letters: Invitation letters for visa applications will be available upon request after registration. Please contact the conference chairs for any inquiries regarding these. Conference co-Chairs: - Justin Solomon, MIT - Mina Konaković Luković, MIT Technical Program co-Chairs: - Ruizhen Hu, Shenzhen University - Sylvain Lefebvre, INRIA Graduate School co‑Chairs: - Silvia Sellán, University of Toronto - Edward Chien, Boston University

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R&D engineer - Blender add-on for 3D design drawing (Inria Université Côte d’Azur)

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The GraphDeco group at Inria Université Côte d’Azur is looking for an engineer to develop a Blender add-on for 3D design drawing. The candidate should have knowledge in computer graphics and/or computer vision, be interested in 3D modeling and related topics (geometry processing, human-computer interaction, numerical optimization), and have an interest in developing tools for designers and in interacting with such domain experts. More details here: http://www-sop.inria.fr/members/Adrien.Bousseau/erc/blender_plugin.pdf Please spread the word! Adrien Bousseau http://www-sop.inria.fr/members/Adrien.Bousseau/

1 year, 1 month

Jobs: Tenure Track Assistant Professor or Associate Professor in Computer Graphics @University of Copenhagen Denmark Deadline 5th ofMay 2024

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Jobs: Tenure Track Assistant Professor or Associate Professor in Computer Graphics https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx/?cid=1307 <https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx/?cid=1307&departmentI…> &departmentId=18971&ProjectId=161322&MediaId=5&SkipAdvertisement=false We invite applications for a position as Tenure Track Assistant Professor or Associate Professor in Visual Computing, Computer Graphics and Animation. The position is to be filled by 1 November 2024 or as soon as possible thereafter, subject to negotiation. We are looking for an innovative researcher with intellectual curiosity to strengthen and complement the research profile of the department within Visual Computing or Computer Graphics and Animation. Research areas of interest concerns computer animation, computer graphics, and geometry processing in a broad sense. This includes but is not limited to data-driven character animation, neural geometry processing, inverse rendering, and real-time rendering. Candidates are expected to publish in premier venues within Computer Graphics including but not limited to SIGGRAPH, SCA, EG, ACM TOG, CGF, IEEE TVCG, CHI, and GDC. The position offers opportunities to teach and build a research team in a thriving environment with strong connections to Danish computer gaming industry, robotics and research and applications in extended reality (XR). A priori, the researcher will join the IMAGE research section, but the section affiliation will be negotiated in the hiring process. As a tenure-track assistant professor, you will primarily focus on research, publishing and scientific communication, and research-based teaching. To a limited extent the position may also include other tasks. As an Associate Professor, you will focus on both your own research and advancing the broader field of research. Other responsibilities include assessment tasks, grant applications, and research management, such as supervision and training of research fellows and other staff. You will also teach, supervise bachelor and master students, prepare, and participate in examinations, and fulfill other tasks requested by the department. Members of the IMAGE section teaches at both the bachelor and master levels in computer science. The researcher may be part of teaching fundamental topics of computer graphics, game programming, computational geometry (geometry processing), and further development in an advanced curriculum in computer graphics and animation. We value interdisciplinary research and teaching and are actively involved in several cross-faculty research projects and educational programs. As a successful applicant, you should therefore be interested in facilitating cross-disciplinary interactions both within the Department of Computer Science and across the university, as well as internationally. You are also expected to be open to conducting interdisciplinary teaching, including courses for students with a non-technical background, e.g., health sciences. Best regards Kenny Erleben Professor, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

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Call for Papers for SCA 2024

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The 23rd annual Symposium on Computer Animation (SCA) will take place in Montréal, Canada, from August 21 to August 23, 2024. <https://computeranimation.org/instructions.html> https://computeranimation.org/instructions.html SCA is the premier forum for innovations in the software and technology of computer animation. It unites researchers and practitioners working on all aspects of time-based phenomena. Our focused, intimate gathering, with a single track program and emphasis on community interaction, makes SCA the best venue to exchange research results, get inspired, and set up collaborations. We invite submission of original, high-quality papers and posters on computer animation, broadly defined as computation dealing with time-varying phenomena. Accepted full papers will be published in the journal Computer Graphics Forum, a leading journal for in-depth technical articles on computer graphics. Posters will be published in the conference proceedings indexed by ACM and Eurographics. Best Paper Awards will be given to excellent submissions that push the leading edge. The conference topics include: ● 2D, 3D, and N-D animation systems ● Autonomous agents ● Clothing animation and simulation ● Computational design of animated systems ● Expressive motion / communication ● Generative and morphable models ● 3D and 4D motion modeling ● Learned character control ● Facial animation ● Feature learning of motions, faces, body shapes and hand gestures ● Foundation models for animation ● Group and crowd behavior ● Interactive computer graphics ● Intuitive interfaces for creating and editing animations ● Mathematical foundations of animation ● Methods of control and artistic direction of simulations ● Machine learning techniques for animation ● Multimodal techniques for animation ● Modeling and simulation of natural phenomena ● Nature in motion (natural phenomena, plants, clouds, etc.) ● New time-based art forms on the computer ● Novel time-varying phenomena ● Perceptual metrics of animation ● Physical realism / measuring the real world for animation ● Physical simulation ● Fluid animation and simulation ● Planning / learning / optimization for animation ● Real-time and interactive methods ● Camera control methods for computer animation ● Sound and speech for animation ● ... as well as related problems in robotics game development, human-computer interaction, simulation visualization, computer vision and others. We would like to emphasize that SCA welcomes all kinds of contributions that advance the field of computer animation. This includes new and improved algorithms but also: ● New datasets, or carefully and thoughtfully designed (collections of) datasets based on previously available data ● Advanced practices in data collection and curation ● Benchmarks and benchmarking tools ● Perceptual studies ● Experimental studies ● Material measurements ● Systems ● Hardware ● Theoretical foundations ● New promising approaches that do not yet achieve state-of-the-art performance Technical Papers We consider animation and simulation in a broad sense defined as computation dealing with timevarying phenomena, and invite you to submit high-quality work. Each submission will be reviewed by an international program committee for technical quality, novelty, significance, and clarity. ● Technical papers should be submitted electronically using the SRMv2 online system. ● Paper submissions must be anonymous and include the unique paper ID that will be assigned upon creating a submission using the online system. The SCA paper program uses dual-anonymous reviewing, so please remove all personal data, such as author names and affiliation from all your submission files. ● Papers should be written and presented in English. Format your paper in pdf according to the EG latex template that is provided on the submission platform (in the “Instructions” section). Unlike in previous years, we do not impose a strict maximum length for submitted papers. However, Computer Graphics Forum and SCA recommend that research papers be up to 10 pages (excluding references). Reviewers might rate a submission lower if it is perceived as being unnecessarily long. Authors are encouraged to use supplementary documents to provide extra content. Supplementary material such as videos may also be submitted electronically and will be made available to reviewers (size up to 500MB). ● SCA has a two-cycle review process. All technical papers accepted in the first round (to be announced on June 16th) will undergo a thorough second round of revision and review, and (conditional on final acceptance) be published in the journal Computer Graphics Forum. ● Papers should not have previously appeared in, or be currently submitted to, any other conference or journal. ● SCA follows the same anonymity policy as SIGGRAPH. Any case of violation will be determined by the chairs and could result in a desk rejection. ● A paper submission should describe an original work of the authors. Authors must not use ideas or content originating from others without properly crediting their original sources. Note that such sources are not limited to peer-reviewed publications, but also include patents, textbooks, technical reports, theses, unpublished work posted on arXiv, as well as other posts on the World Wide Web. Failure to comply with this requirement will be considered plagiarism and result in rejection. For more details, please consult the guidance provided by ACM. ● Please ensure that you and your co-authors obtain an ORCID ID, so you can complete the publishing process for your accepted paper. ACM has been involved in ORCID from the start and we have recently made a commitment to collect ORCID IDs from all of our published authors. We are committed to improve author discoverability, ensure proper attribution and contribute to ongoing community efforts around name normalization; your ORCID ID will help in these efforts. Important Dates Submission Deadline (Papers and Posters): April 22, 2024 (23:59 pm UTC) Notification of Acceptance: June 16, 2024 Revised Version due: July 7, 2024 (23:59 pm UTC) Journal Notification: July 18, 2024 Camera-ready Paper due: July 25, 2024 (23:59 pm UTC) Poster Abstracts As in previous years, the poster session will be an integral part of the SCA program. Poster abstracts will be included in the ACM and EG Digital Libraries, thus providing a better and longstanding referencing to the works. Note however that as usual, a SCA poster does not preclude subsequent publication of a complete paper on the same topic by the same authors (however, a SCA poster by other authors is considered prior art and should be cited as such). ● Poster abstracts should be submitted electronically using the SRMv2 online system. ● Submissions must be camera-ready, with author names and affiliations listed. The review process will be single blind. ● Poster abstract submissions should consist of a PDF formatted paper according to the EG latex template that is provided on the submission platform (in the “Instructions” section). Submissions are permitted to be up to two pages in length, written and presented in English. ● Supplementary material such as videos may also be submitted electronically and will be made available to reviewers. All supplementary materials must be submitted as a single zip file (size up to 500MB) . ● Poster abstracts will be included in the ACM and EG Digital Libraries, thus providing a better and longstanding referencing to the works. ● Accepted posters will have the opportunity to give a one-minute preview in the poster fastforward session, and be presented in the poster session. Registration To meet the cost of the conference, one full registration is required for each accepted paper and poster. He Wang and Melina Skouras (Programme Chairs, SCA 2024)

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VCBM 2024 Call for Full Papers

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VCBM 2024 Call for Short Papers

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VCBM 2024 Call for Short Papers We are happy to announce that the annual Eurographics Symposium on Visual Computing for Biology and Medicine (EG VCBM) will be hosted by the Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany, on September 19/20, 2024. Call for Short Papers Aims and Scope Work presented at the Eurographics Workshop on Visual Computing for Biology and Medicine (EG VCBM) should reflect the state of the art in visual computing and its applications in biology and medicine. VCBM’s scope encompasses all aspects of visual computing research, technological development, and practices in medicine and life sciences. Relevant topics include both the acquisition, processing, visualization and interpretation of image data in biology and medicine and the visual analysis and communication of life science data. Submission types for VCBM 2024 Submissions for this year’s meeting include original papers (full and short) survey papers, and tutorial sessions. Please see previous EG VCBM’s proceedings for examples of published papers. We encourage authors to provide supporting information in the form of videos and other media. The deadline for short paper submissions is June 21, 2024. All EG VCBM 2024 short papers will be peer-reviewed and will appear in the Eurographics Digital Library. Short Papers should describe original, application-oriented research that advances the fusion of visual computing methods within medicine and biology. Accepted work will focus on a well-defined biological or medical problem, and demonstrate significant innovation or improvement in visual computing. Topics All aspects relating to the development, application and practices of visual computing in the life sciences are relevant to the meeting. These include: ■ Visual computing solutions designed for use by medical, biomedical, and biological practitioners, researchers and educators. ■ The use of eXtended Reality (e.g., for surgical procedures, molecular visualization, rehabilitation, and therapy). ■ Approaches for processing, visual analysis, and communication of data from new or challenging modalities (e.g., real-time ultrasound, CyTOF, Spectroscopy, layer fMRI, single-cell and spatial-omics, environmental monitoring). ■ Visual computing approaches incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) and explainable AI. ■ Visual computing solutions that support new approaches for modeling and simulation with application in medicine and biology. ■ Workflows and processes leveraging visual computing to facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration in biology and medicine. We encourage the use of digital videos to support all submissions. Please use only the most common video codecs, such as MP4 H.264, to maximize the chances that the reviewers can view them. Short papers describe a more focused and concise research contribution and are likely to have a smaller – yet significant – scope of contribution. Potential examples include the presentation of initial results from novel ongoing research projects or the exploration of new application areas. Short papers draw from the same list of topics as full papers. Their length is limited to a total of 5 pages (in CGF LaTeX style including all images and references). Authors may choose to anonymize their submissions, but this is not required. EG VCBM 2024 will also feature a poster and an image contest program, the details of which will be announced in a separate call. Submission Instructions Papers can be submitted using the Eurographics SRM conference management system. Instructions regarding the submission process can be found here. Important Dates Short papers ■ Short paper submission deadline: June 21, 2024 ■ Author notification: July 19, 2024 ■ Camera-ready deadline: August 9, 2024 ■ Final notification: August 23, 2024 ■ Workshop: September 19 & 20, 2024 All deadlines are at 23:59 CET (UTC+1). Sincerely, the Short Paper Co-Chairs of EG VCBM 2024, ■ Laura Garrison (University of Bergen, Norway) ■ Daniel Jönsson (Linköping University, Sweden)

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Call for Papers GCH 2024

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Call for Papers You are cordially invited to contribute to the 22nd EUROGRAPHICS Workshop on Graphics and Cultural Heritage (GCH). GCH 2024 ( <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.gch2024.eu/__;!!IWcW7C1FDU-5!bjiD6HJ Oie3apx1bJzw3cT1B-fFQi4hV_y1B5sLvydqNB4nG7_AnadToF8Xp8GMjCntt_vX79P4IEPule6k vbDxX9dSl9VRaF7PEPr4$> https://www.gch2024.eu/) welcomes presentations of new research, projects, demonstrations and applications that demonstrate how computer graphics and other digital technologies are impacting Cultural Heritage (CH) research, preservation and dissemination and promoting sustainable cultural tourism. Specific sessions will be organised to seek new challenges and projects involving different stakeholders of the Heritage ecosystem. Hence, interdisciplinary, and multidisciplinary approaches are particularly welcome to the event. Location The event aims to engage with practitioners and researchers across the world working at novel digital technologies and approaches to CH. This year, the workshop is organized in Darmstadt (Germany) from 16th - 18th September 2024 and will take place in the Hessian Landesmuseum ( <https://www.hlmd.de/en/> Welcome to the Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt - Hessische Landesmuseum Darmstadt (hlmd.de)) Objectives The objective of this year's EG GCH is to foster discussion between research scientists at the crossroads of AI, Computer Vision, Computer Graphics, HCI design, and Digital Heritage researchers, in a collaborative environment with cultural institutions, scholars in the Cultural Heritage domain and Creative Industries. GCH 2024 welcomes presentations of new research, projects, applications and best practices that show innovative ideas or other advanced digital technologies involved in CH research, analysis, preservation, simulation, documentation, dissemination, and promotion. Inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary approaches are particularly welcome to the event. We encourage the community to participate in the discussions on promises and concerns about the adoption of AI and reconstruction technologies by scientists and practitioners in the field of Creative Industries and CH. For the research community, GCH 2024 will provide an excellent scientific forum to exchange novel ideas and groundbreaking developments as well as to identify future research opportunities. For practitioners and students, GCH 2024 will provide a unique opportunity to feed into technical developments as well as to identify new techniques and ideas which can be transferred into practice. Journal Tracks Like last year, GCH has established agreements with leading journals, including the ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage and the Elsevier Digital Applications in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Journal. Hence, we invite authors to submit innovative research via Special Issues in these journals. <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/dl.acm.org/journal/jocch__;!!IWcW7C1FDU- 5!YZnW66cAyxLVSV5JgknO7Tg01hYLsr7lK_7bjkpaNjPoZhz62_NghHn-0Go-PhyVc0R-akCeC6 OHC4AwN_VryNlVVI5tN0L6fQ7GT_A$> ACM JOCCH's Special Issue on "Visual Heritage" focuses on novel computing research for documenting, accessing and researching cultural heritage, including areas of computer graphics, computer vision, artificial intelligence, visualisation, human-computer interfaces, and other visual technologies. Short versions of these papers will be included in the EG proceedings, while the Special Issue will be published by December 2024. Authors may find this call at: <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/dl.acm.org/journal/JOCCH/visualheritage_ _;!!IWcW7C1FDU-5!YZnW66cAyxLVSV5JgknO7Tg01hYLsr7lK_7bjkpaNjPoZhz62_NghHn-0Go -PhyVc0R-akCeC6OHC4AwN_VryNlVVI5tN0L6ltfPCeo$> https://dl.acm.org/journal/JOCCH/visualheritage. Elsevier DAACH' Special Issue on "Digital Restoration for Cultural Heritage Preservation" focuses on applications, design and advancements in 3D digitization, digital restoration, and visualization techniques specifically tailored for the preservation of cultural heritage. More details about the call will be released soon. Types of Contributions for GCH 2024 Authors are invited to submit different types of contributions to GCH 2024 including: * Full Research Papers: original and innovative research (max. 10 pages incl. refs.) * Short Papers: research activities, applications or projects (max. 4 pages inc. refs.) * Posters / Demo: overview of activities or national/international Interdisciplinary projects (2 pages) Topics Contributions are solicited within the following topics (but not limited to): * Digitisation of CH resources (3D scanning, motion capture, multispectral imaging, X-ray, terahertz imaging, etc.) * Material acquisition, reconstruction, preservation * AI-based view synthesis for ad-hoc 2d and 3d reconstruction * AI-based material reconstruction for rendering and presentation * General AI technologies that could be beneficial for eXtended Reality CH environments * Advanced image-based rendering techniques * Collaborative interactive eXtended and hybrid environments * Visualisation for CH applications * eXtended reality applications in the field of CH * Multi-modal analysis of CH data * Spatial and mobile augmentation of physical collections * Emotional and cognitive user experience design * Interactive solutions and HCI design for CH applications * Virtual Museums, Digital Technologies and Applications for Museums * Digital fabrication, including 3D printing for tangible interfaces * Semantic technologies for digital libraries Program Chairs * <http://www.projects.gris.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/~akuijper/index.html> Arjan Kuijper, TU Darmstadt, email: <mailto:arjan.kuijper@igd.fraunhofer.de> arjan.kuijper(a)igd.fraunhofer.de * <https://vcg.isti.cnr.it/~corsini/> Massimiliano Corsini, CNR ISTI, email: <mailto:massimiliano.corsini@isti.cnr.it> massimiliano.corsini(a)isti.cnr.it Important Dates Deadline Notification Camera ready Papers to the Special Issues JOCCH Special Issue May 17th July 1st August 15th (shortened versions) Tentative: DAACH Special Issue May 17th July 1st August 15th (shortened versions) GCH Full Papers May 30th July 1st August 15th GCH Short Papers July 8th August 1st August 15th Posters / Interactive Demos July 8th August 1st August 15th Support GCH2024 is organised and supported by TU Darmstadt, Fraunhofer IGD, Landesmuseum Hessen, DFG, CNR ISPC & ISTI, and the PERCEIVE project.

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Eurographics Symposium on Rendering (EGSR) 2024 CFP

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The Eurographics Symposium on Rendering 2024 will take place from Wednesday, July 3 through Friday, July 5, at Imperial College, London, United Kingdom. This 35th event continues the series of highly successful Eurographics Symposia and Workshops on Rendering. Call for Papers and other information is at https://www.egsr2024.uk/call-for-submissions/ <https://www.egsr2024.uk/> Key dates: * Abstract deadline: Tuesday, April 9 * Papers deadline: Monday, April 15 * Industry Track papers deadline: Wednesday, May 29 * Final papers due: Thursday, June 13 * Conference: Wednesday, July 3 through Friday, July 5 Please spread the word, and we look forward to your participation. -- Eric Haines and Elena Garces, Program Chairs

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