The 14th European Conference on Visual Information Processing will be held, in Luxembourg; the first day will be dedicated to (one-day) tutorials. The conference will bring together leading experts from academia and industry interested in visual information processing, applications and performance assessment for all types of visual modalities. The program will feature lecture, poster and plenary sessions, as well as tutorials and demo/industrial exhibitions.

Following the success of previous editions, the EUVIP 2026 Project Dissemination Session is an opportunity for project leaders and/or partners to present their objectives and achievements and interact with colleagues from academia and industry working in similar or complementary research areas, contributing to the dissemination of results and the sharing of good practices.

The EUVIP 2026 organizing committee invites proposals for tutorials on established or emerging topics of interest for the computer vision, visual information processing, biomedical imaging, and pattern recognition communities. Half-day (about 3 hours each), in person tutorials on topics related to the conference themes are welcome. Tutorial sessions will be held on 28th September 2026. A EUVIP tutorial should aim to give a comprehensive overview of a specific topic related to computer vision, visual information processing, biomedical imaging or pattern recognition. Tutorials are intended to be educational rather than just a cursory survey of techniques. The topic should be of sufficient relevance and importance to attract significant interest from the EUVIP community. Typical tutorial audiences consist of Master and PhD students, as well as researchers and practitioners from both academia and industry.

The following Special Sessions have been accepted for EUVIP 2026. Select a session to view its full details, topics, and submission instructions.

The EUVIP 2026 committee is hereby releasing a call for: Demonstrations of recent research outputs or innovations related to the topics covered by the conference, and Exhibitions of new equipment or technology related to the topics covered by the conference.

Objective The objective of the demo and exhibition session is to provide a lively forum for researchers in both industry and academia to present their work and to foster stimulating discussions and constructive feedback from leading experts in the field.

We are thrilled to announce the expanded Student Session at EUVIP, designed specifically as an immersive conference experience for early-career researchers and PhD students.

This session provides a unique platform for junior researchers to showcase their work, experience a vibrant academic environment, and network alongside established, world-class researchers in the field.

To accommodate researchers at various stages of their academic journey, we have expanded our submission formats. We invite students to submit their work in one of the following 2-page formats: