CISym 2027 · Crowne Plaza San Francisco Airport, Burlingame
CISym invites contributions on all aspects of computational imaging — from novel sensing systems and reconstruction algorithms to applications in medicine, science, and industry. We welcome both established results and early-stage work. The symposium is organized primarily around talks, with oral and poster sessions covering the full breadth of the field.
CISym is the successor to the Computational Imaging (COIMG) track at IS&T Electronic Imaging, which ran continuously from 2003 to 2026.
There are two ways to present at CISym:
Propose a themed session and invite the speakers yourself — similar to a SIAM minisymposium. Sessions typically comprise 4–6 talks on a focused topic. Contact the organizers to propose one.
Submit a 0.5–1 page abstract describing your work. The program committee reviews all open submissions and notifies authors of acceptance for oral or poster presentation on a rolling basis.
Abstracts should be 0.5–1 page (approximately 250–500 words) and Describe the work, its significance, and the presenter(s). Submit as a PDF or plain text document. No specific template is required.
Accepted abstracts will be assigned to oral sessions or a poster session based on fit and program balance. All accepted presenters must register for the conference.
An invited session is a group of 4–6 coordinated talks on a focused theme, proposed and organized by one or more session chairs. The session chair is responsible for inviting speakers, collecting their abstracts, and ensuring they register for the conference.
To propose an invited session, contact the organizing committee with a brief description of the theme and your proposed speakers. Proposals are reviewed on a rolling basis; early proposals are encouraged.
We welcome contributions on any aspect of computational imaging, including:
Open submissions are reviewed by the program committee for relevance, quality, and fit with the program. Notification is rolling from September 1, 2026 — you may hear back earlier if you submit well before the deadline.
Invited session proposals are reviewed by the organizing committee on a rolling basis from June 1, 2026. If your session is accepted, you will be asked to confirm your speakers and collect their abstracts.
Submit an abstract by December 1, 2026, or contact us to propose an invited session by August 1, 2026.
The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.