Our group will be attending IEEE VIS 2025 in Vienna, Austria, with several contributions across the main conference and workshops. We are presenting contributions that span topics from temporal networks and transportation systems to typographic forensics and visualization conflicts. Catch our presentations throughout the week:
Sandhya Rajendran
Don't Stop Me Now: Visualizing Disruptions in Railroad Networks
Explorations in Abstract and Physical Spaces (SP)
Wednesday 2pm–3:15pm
Velitchko Filipov
TimeLighting: Guided Exploration of 2D Temporal Network Projections [TVCG]
Multivariate and Time (FP)
Wednesday 9:30am–10:45am
Natkamon Tovanich
VisConflicts: Visualizing Conflicts of Interest in the Conference Reviewing Process
Poster Session
Wednesday 5pm–6pm
Michaela Tuscher
A Kaleidoscopic View of Artist Co-Exhibition Networks
Poster Session
Wednesday 5pm–6pm
Ignacio Pérez-Messina
Kokatsuji: A Visualization Approach for Typographic Forensics of Early Japanese Movable Type
Workshop on Visualization for the Digital Humanities
Sunday 9:51am–10:30am
Nikolaus Piccolotto
Towards Visualization-Supported Uncertainty Elicitation
InputVis Workshop
Monday
In addition, our colleague Markus Bögl helped put together a new extracurricular activity: 🎸 VisRocks 🎸, a live playing evening during VIS with researchers' bands and VIS-oriented lyrics. Get together in a relaxed atmosphere at Replugged Vienna, Lerchenfelder Str. 23, 1070 Wien on Tuesday from 9pm–11:59pm. More information here.
