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The premier forum for visualization advances for academia, government, and industry. We invite you to share your research, insights, and enthusiasm at IEEE VIS
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    Apr 24
    📣 VISions @ IEEE VIS 2026 New track for bold, forward-looking ideas in vis—future directions, missing topics, big challenges 💡 ✨ Early-career folks encouraged 🗓 Deadline: July 3, 2026 🔗
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    VISions - Call For Participation | IEEE VIS 2026
    Welcome to IEEE VIS 2026, the premier forum for advances in visualization and visual analytics.
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    Oct 28, 2019
    I hope that you had a good #ieeevis 2019! Videos of the presentations are online. vimeo.com/showcase/65241… keynote: vimeo.com/368708656 Best Papers: VAST: vimeo.com/368702648 InfoVis: vimeo.com/368703151 SciVis: vimeo.com/368709571 Short: vimeo.com/368703866
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    Oct 17, 2020
    Data-GIFs are popular online, which embed visual messages in short animation and are played in loops. New work shows rich examples and design suggestions by @shuxinhuan Aoyu Wu, @JunxiuT @benjbach Yingcai Wu, Huamin Qu. See our website: data-gifs.github.io #ieeevis
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    Oct 14, 2019
    Tired of blindly tweaking layout parameters to visualize your network? This #MachineLearning model builds an intuitive interface for you to produce a layout you want! Paper and demo: kwonoh.net/dgl @OhHyunKwon @KwanLiuMa #IEEEVIS
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    Jul 16, 2020
    Also an update about #ieeevis registration: while we are still finalizing details, registration for (virtual) attendees will be free, with a registration fee for presenters and contributors.
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    Oct 25, 2023
    Overjoyed to share that @tamaramunzner has been honored with the prestigious #IEEEVIS Service Award! Her exceptional dedication and invaluable contributions to the VIS community have made it what it is today. Congratulations Tamara, this accolade is richly deserved! 🎉
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    Jun 19, 2020
    Update: We will be moving to a totally virtual conference for #ieeevis this year. More details at: ieeevis.org/year/2020/info…
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    Oct 26, 2023
    A huge round of applause to our incredible #IEEEVIS student volunteers! 🎉 This event wouldn't be possible without your dedication and hard work. Your smiles in this group photo say it all. Here's to you, the backbone of our conference! 🙌
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    Oct 25, 2023
    Join us in congratulating Dr. Leilani Battle for receiving the 2023 VGTC Visualization Significant New Researcher Award at #IEEEVIS. 🏆 👏 @leibatt is honored for her work showing how data exploration systems can slow down, confuse, bias, and even mislead analysts.
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    Oct 30, 2020
    That's a wrap on #ieeevis! Thanks everyone for a successful and enriching VIS 2020! Hope you will join us next year!
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    Oct 19, 2020
    What strategies do chart users rely on to make judgments and decisions with uncertainty visualizations? Find out in the InfoVis 2020 Best Paper from @AlexKale17, @mjskay, and @JessicaHullman. #ieeevis Preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2007.14516
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    Aug 28, 2023
    BEST PAPER 🏆: Swaying the Public? Impacts of Election Forecast Visualizations on Emotion, Trust, and Intention in the 2022 U.S. Midterms @fumeng_yang, @MandiCai, @ChloeMortenson, H. Fakhari, A. Lokmanoglu, @JessicaHullman, @SteveFranconeri, @ndiakopoulos, E. Nisbet, @mjskay
    This figure shows the four election forecast visualizations in our longitudinal study: A. Single quantile dotplot (1-Dotplot) using 100 dots to encode 100 election outcomes; they form a hill-shape. B. Dual quantile dotplots (2-Dotplot) using 100 dots for one party and 100 dots for the other party, and the dots could overlap with each other, like two hills. C. Dual histogram intervals (2-Interval), using shaded bars to show the range and density of forecasted vote share; darker colors mean more likely. D. Plinko quantile dotplot (Plinko), using animation and dropping balls from the top to form the hill-shape.
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    Oct 11, 2019
    People conflate correlation with causation when drawing conclusions about data. We show that visualization design choices can influence the strength of causal conclusions. arxiv.org/pdf/1908.00215… @thecindyxiong @joelkshapiro @JessicaHullman @SteveFranconeri #ieeevis
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    Oct 25, 2023
    Join us in congratulating Dr. Matthew Kay for receiving the 2023 VGTC Visualization Significant New Researcher Award at #IEEEVIS, for his contribution to visualization and communicating uncertainty. 🏆 👏 @mjskay
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