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18th Doctoral Research Workshop Information Visualisation<\/strong><\/h4>\n

A full-day Event: Tuesday 27th Jul 2026, Time: 10:00 -17:00<\/strong>
\nOrganised by
\nInformation Visualisation Society
\nIn cooperation with
\n30th International Conference Information Visualisation
\nIn cooperation with Graphicslink-Research (UK) \u25cf University of London (UK)<\/p>\n

The Information Visualisation Society (IVS) serves as a global organisation with the primary goal of establishing a robust framework that seamlessly integrates human-centred, technological, and strategic dimensions of information visualisation. Its mission revolves around fostering international exchange, collaboration, and advancement in this field. Following the noteworthy success of last year’s workshop, the IVS is delighted to unveil the “18th Doctoral Research Workshop,” a pivotal component of the upcoming 30th International Conference on Information Visualisation (IV2026). Organised in collaboration with Graphicslink-Research (UK) and University of London (UK), the 18th Doctoral Research Workshop on Information Visualisation stands as a testament to the IVS’s commitment to scholarly excellence and collaborative progress.<\/p>\n

Who can present?<\/strong>
\nThis event invites doctoral students engaged in research within the realm of the IV conference theme<\/a><\/span> to showcase their work. Whether in the early stages or more advanced phases of their research programs, students are encouraged to present their findings for constructive discussion and feedback. It’s important to bear in mind, though, that presentation slots are limited, emphasising the significance of early registration to secure a place for sharing and receiving valuable insights.<\/p>\n

To facilitate comprehensive feedback from our combined industrial and academic panel of researchers, we kindly request the submission of the following information:
\n1. Title\u00a0 of <\/strong>PhD Research & Outline:<\/strong>
\nPlease provide a concise outline of your research, ensuring the description does not exceed 700 words.
\n2. List of Presentations, Abstracts, or Published Papers<\/strong>
\nInclude a list of any presentations, abstracts, or papers that have already been published based on your research, particularly for those nearing the completion of their study programs.
\n3. Your Research Schedule:<\/strong>
\nSpecify the date when you commenced your research and the expected completion date.<\/p>\n

Kindly ensure that this information is emailed to the conference Secretariat at iV_CGiV@graphicslink.co.uk at your earliest convenience but no later than June 1, 2026.<\/p>\n

Can I attend without presenting?<\/strong><\/p>\n

If you opt not to present, feel free to attend as a participant. Last year, many found it valuable, and we encourage all to consider joining. It’s a chance to connect with peers and researchers in your field, offering networking opportunities. You might build key contacts that impact your future career. Your participation, even as an observer, enriches the experience for all.<\/p>\n

When is it and how much will it cost?<\/strong>
\nThe workshop will take place on 27 Jul 2026 (the day before the main IV2026 conference). The cost for presenters and attendees is Cost: \u20ac200. This cost includes a printed copy of the abstracts as well as lunch and refreshments throughout the day.<\/p>\n

Submission procedure<\/strong><\/p>\n