IS&T Color and Imaging Conference (CIC32)

We are thrilled to announce that the 32nd Color and Imaging Conference (CIC32) is coming to Montreal, Canada! Join us for a vibrant week of cutting-edge discussions, innovative research, and networking opportunities in color science and imaging.

PROGRAM TOPICS
- Color Perception and Cognition
- Capture and Reproduction
- Material and Color Appearance
- Color in Illumination and Lighting
- Color Theory
- Image Quality
- Multispectral Imaging
- Specific Color Applications
- Color in Computer Graphics
- Color in Computer Vision
- Motion Picture Imaging Pipeline

📝 CALL FOR PAPERS: Authors can submit original work for double-anonymized peer review. Accepted papers are published as Open Access in the proceedings.

SUBMISSION OPTIONS:

1. Journal-first paper is a standard-length, publication-ready paper that appears in the Journal of Perceptual Imaging (JPI) or the Journal of Imaging Science and Technology (JIST) before the meeting and as a reprint in the CIC proceedings.

2. Conference paper of 4-6 pages published in the CIC proceedings.

3. Presentation-only paper is an extended abstract of 1-2 pages selected as an oral or interactive poster paper.
View the call for papers and learn how to submit your research at https://bit.ly/CIC32-CFP.

SHORT COURSE & WORKSHOP PROPOSALS - Deadline June 1, 2024

1. Call for Short Courses
Are you interested in teaching a course related to color science and imaging? Courses with hands-on components are encouraged.
SHORT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM: https://bit.ly/CIC32-Course-Proposal

2. Call for Workshops
-Proposals for 2-3 hour workshops.
-Topics may include cultural heritage, AR/VR/MR, deep learning, and more.
-Workshop format can vary (lecture, panel, hands-on, etc.)
WORKSHOP PROPOSAL FORM: https://bit.ly/CIC32-WS-Proposal

🎟️ REGISTRATION: Opening late August 2024. Subscribe for notifications about CIC32: https://bit.ly/IST_Subscribe

Don't miss this exciting opportunity to be part of CIC32 in Montreal! Join us for a week of learning, sharing, and advancing the field of color and imaging.