IEEE Computing Edge features Visualization this month including two of our past articles, free to read here: ieeecs-media.compute...

* Preparedness for Visualization in the Next Pandemic
* Business Data Visualization, Beyond the Boring

CG&A is at IEEE VIS. Come see some of our published papers presented live:
* Thursday 6th of November 11:15 Hall E1
* Friday 7th of November 11:15 0.96 + 0.97

Check out the Jan/Feb 2025 issue of IEEE CG&A to see how by Bernardo Marques and colleagues at the University of Aveiro in Portugal developed a framework for implementing VR-based exposure therapies to treat phobias. doi.org/10.1109/MCG....

Our recent Visualization Viewpoints article on “How FAIR is VIS? ” by Daniel Wiegreffe , Christoph Garth , Guido Reina , and Christina Gillmann explores the application of the findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable (FAIR) principles to the field of visualization. doi.org/10.1109/MCG....

Our Jan/Feb special issue covered the topic of Next-Generation Mixed-Reality User Experiences. You can find it here: ieeexplore.ieee.org/...

We are starting the 45th year of IEEE CG&A with our special issue on Next-Generation Mixed-Reality User Experiences.
On behalf of the entire team, we thank the community for 45 years of collaboration, innovation, and excellence. Thank you for being an essential part of IEEE CG&A’s story

The 2023 CG&A best paper award goes to:
"The Stories We Tell About Data: Surveying Data-Driven Storytelling Using Visualization" by Zhao & Elmqvist. This work explores novel approaches to data-driven storytelling through visualization. doi.org/10.1109/MCG....

Congratulations!

Welcome to Professor Thomas Wischgoll as a new member of our editorial board. Thomas is a full professor at Wright State University and an expert in scientific visualization, flow visualization, virtual environments, display technologies, and biomedical imaging. people.wright.edu/th...

We bid a heartfelt farewell to People in Practice Department Co-Editor Melanie Tory (roux.northeastern.ed... who will hand over her job to a new editor. Melanie has been an integral part of IEEE CG&A, first as a guest editor and later as a dedicated department editor. Thank you Melanie!

We are happy to welcome Luciana Nedel (www.inf.ufrgs.br/~nedel/) to our editorial board. A full professor at UFRGS since 2002, Dr. Nedel is a leading authority in virtual reality, interactive visualization, and human–computer interaction.

We are happy to welcome Lyn Bartram (www.sfu.ca/siat/peop... to our editorial board. Lyn is a distinguished expert in data visualization and human–computer interaction, She brings a wealth of knowledge in utilizing expressive, affective, and artistic elements to enhance data communication.

Hello from our 2025 editorial board meeting. Here are some of the people who make CG&A happen. Thank you to this wonderful team of volunteers and IEEE CS staff for all they do for the magazine.

CG&A began publishing “Applications” as a department under editor Mike Potel 30 years ago, to feature examples of using computer graphics to solve real-world problems. Mike now takes a look back revisiting the most cited articles that have appeared since. doi.ieeecomputersoci...

Our Nov/Dec issue features the Visualization Viewpoints article on “Visual Analytics Meets Process Mining: Challenges and Opportunities ”. It examines how to combine interactive visual data analysis with process mining to make complex information more comprehensible and facilitate new insights.

The IEEE CG&A special issue on Next-Generation Mixed-Reality User Experiences is now available online. It includes 3 theme articles, 6 department contributions, and 4 articles from our regular submission queue. View the new issue online at: https://www.computer.org/csdl/magazine/cg/2024/06