IEEE VIS 2014 http://ieeevis.org Paris, France 9-14 November 2014 CFP: Meetups We invite you to submit proposals for informal meetups on scientific visualization, information visualization, visual analytics, application areas, or related topics. Meetups: Meetups (previously known as BOFs or Birds of a Feather) are an excellent forum to discuss a wide range of topics related to visualization. For example, if you are an experienced researcher, consider submitting a proposal to share your knowledge in an informal setting with conference participants. Proposals devoted to a particular discipline's methods and cross disciplinary proposals are both welcome. For example, some recent meetup meetings included opportunities to meet and discuss topics related to blogging about visualization, the BioVis contest, and the connection between art and science. VIS 2014 is eager to expand its meetup sessions and will consider proposals for each day and evening of the conference, given room availability. VIS2014 meetups are public and open to all attendees. Meetup organizers need to be registered at the conference for at least the day of the meetup. Proposal format: A meetup proposal should include a title, a brief description of the topic to be addressed, and a list of prospective attendees. The proposal should be no longer than two pages in length. Meetup proposals should be sent to the Meetup Chairs at meetups@ieeevis.org. Impromptu meetups: We also encourage impromptu meetups to be organized during the conference itself. Please contact the chairs by email or in person during the conference in order to secure a conference room and time slot. Networking: To find other people interested in VIS 2014 meetups on social media, please use the hashtag #vis2014meetup. IMPORTANT DATES: Deadline: Sep. 26th 2014. SUBMISSIONS: Submissions should be emailed to meetups@ieeevis.org CHAIRS: Shixia Liu, Microsoft Research Tatiana von Landesberger, TU Darmstadt Carlos Scheidegger, AT&T Research CONTACT: meetups@ieeevis.org -- Liz -- G. Elisabeta Marai Robotics Institute School of Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University http://visualizlab.org/people/marai