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Thematic Sessions are designed to serve as mini-workshops focused on specific topics, allowing researchers working on similar issues to connect, exchange ideas, and foster collaboration. Each session is organized by designated chairs.

If you, as an author, have a paper that fits one of these sessions, you may submit it by selecting your preferred session. If the paper is not accepted for that session, it may still be included in another part of the technical program.

To submit a paper for a thematic session, follow the standard submission instructions and remember to specify the intended session.

If you are interested in organizing a thematic session, please carefully follow the Guidelines available HERE.

List of Thematic Sessions

  1. Thematic Session #1: XR for Art, Design, and Entertainment

    Organized by: Holger Reckter, University of Applied Sciences Mainz, Christian Geiger, University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf

  2. Thematic Session #2: Egocentric scene understanding in the wild

    Organized by: Filippo Maggioli, Andrea Generosi, Valerio De Luca, Pegaso University, Diana Marin, Technische Universität Wien

  3. Thematic Session #3: Extended Reality for Archaeological Heritage: Integration, Validation, Reconstruction and Dissemination

    Organized by: Bruno Rodríguez García, University of Burgos, Carola Gatto, University of Salento, Federica Faggiano, Marco Calò, Sapienza University of Rome

Thematic Session Proposal Submission

If you are interested in organizing a thematic session, please contact the Technical Program Chairs via the form provided on this page:


Guidelines for Thematic Sessions

Thematic Sessions are intended to offer a focused, interactive platform for the presentation and discussion of new and emerging ideas. Presentation formats include both oral and poster sessions.


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