Description
The 19th European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV 2026) is set to occur from September 8 to 12, 2026, in Malmö, Sweden. Organized by the European Computer Vision Association (ECVA), ECCV is a premier research conference that focuses on advancements in computer vision and machine learning. This biennial event has been a significant gathering for researchers and industry professionals since its inception in 1990 in Antibes, France.
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ECCV serves as a platform for presenting cutting-edge research, sharing insights, and fostering collaborations among attendees. The conference features a variety of sessions, including workshops, tutorials, and keynote presentations, aimed at enhancing knowledge and networking opportunities within the field. The proceedings of the conference are published by Springer Science+Business Media, ensuring that the research presented reaches a wide audience.
In preparation for ECCV 2026, several important announcements have been made, including the opening of the Job Board and the posting of instructions for paper authors. The conference will also include social events, providing attendees with opportunities to connect in a more informal setting. The deadline for camera-ready submissions has been extended, and detailed instructions for authors have been communicated to facilitate the submission process.
As the conference approaches, key dates for workshops and tutorials, as well as registration details, will be announced. Participants are encouraged to book accommodations early and prepare for an engaging experience at ECCV 2026. This event is not only a chance to learn about the latest research but also to network with peers and leaders in the field of computer vision and machine learning.
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Highlights
Biennial event
Research conference
Workshops and tutorials
Keynote presentations
Networking opportunities
Published proceedings
Job Board
Social events
Who Should Attend
- Research presentation
- Networking
- Learning
- Career opportunities
- Publishing research
