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Tag: Visual Communication

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CFP: The Third Workshop on Visualization for Communication (VisComm) at VIS 2020

  At IEEE VIS this year, we’re organizing the third Workshop on Visualization for Communication, also known as VisComm. The deadline is July 16, so still plenty of time to put together a paper, whether on communicating around COVID-19 or not. We’re not only looking for the usual academic research, but also visual case studies, […]

By: Robert KosaraJune 17, 2020December 17, 2024

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