Dear colleagues,

We have extended the submission time until June 13, 2025, for the Special Section on Recent Advances in Graphics and Interaction, in the Computers & Graphics Journal. It is a specialized track for paper submission to ICGI 2025, the International Conference on Graphics and Interaction 2025, promoted by the Eurographics Portuguese Chapter. The conference started in the late 80's as a small symposium and has grown in importance each year.

This Special Section seeks high-quality, original research for a limited number of accepted works to enrich the conference's main program and is dedicated to the latest research on:

· Computer Graphics

· Computer Vision

· Human-Computer Interaction

· Image Processing

Including related fields such as (but not limited to):

· Computer Games

· Computer Graphics Algorithms

· Digital Arts

· Information Visualization

· Multimedia and Hypermedia

· Multimodal and Multisensory Interfaces

· Usability and UX

· User-Centered Design

· Virtual, Mixed, and Augmented Reality

· 3D Modelling and Rendering

Papers submitted to this track are expected to present particularly mature and novel research results and will be peer-reviewed by at least three experts according to the standards of Computers & Graphics. Authors of accepted papers will have to present their work at ICGI 2025 (https://gpcg.pt/icgi2025/).

In preparing your submission, please follow the submission guidelines for the Computers & Graphics Journal, as detailed in the instructions for authors available at https://www.editorialmanager.com/cag/. Ensure that you read and follow the instructions carefully before uploading your submission. Please select "VSI: RAGI 2025" in the "Article Type" step in the submission process.

Important Dates

Submission system opens: May 12, 2025

Submission Due:  May 30, 2025 June 13, 2025

First Decision: Within four weeks of submission

Revised Papers Due:  Defined on the notification

Final Decision:  September 8, 2025

Guest Editors

Tomás Alves (Iscte-IUL, BRU-Iscte)

José Creissac Campos (University of Minho | HASLab/INESC TEC)

Alan Chalmers (University of Warwick)