The 19th European Conference on Computer Vision -- ECCV 2026
Malmö Arena and Malmömässan
Sep 8 - 13, 2026
Malmö Arena and Malmömässan
Malmö, Sweden
Sep 8 - 13, 2026
Malmö, Sweden

About the Conference

The European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV) is a biennial premier research conference in Computer Vision and Machine Learning, managed by the European Computer Vision Association (ECVA). It is held on even years and gathers the scientific and industrial communities on these areas. The first ECCV was held in 1990 in Antibes, France, and subsequently organized all over Europe. Paper proceedings are published by Springer Science+Business Media. ECCV 2026 will take place September 8-12, 2026 in Malmö, Sweden, at Malmö Arena and Malmömässan.

Subject Areas

Topics

Important Dates

2026-02-26 Paper Registration Deadline · 11:00 PM CET CLOSED
2026-03-05 Submission Deadline · 11:00 PM CET CLOSED
2026-03-12 Supplementary Materials Deadline · 11:00 PM CET CLOSED
2026-05-02 Reviews Released to Authors CLOSED
2026-05-11 Rebuttal Deadline · 11:00 PM CEST CLOSED
2026-06-17 Final Decisions CLOSED
2026-06-30 Camera Ready Deadline · Anywhere on Earth CLOSED
2026-06-17 Registration Opens · Anywhere on Earth CLOSED
2026-02-15 Tutorial Proposal Submission Deadline · Anywhere on Earth CLOSED
2026-02-27 Workshop Proposal Submission Deadline · Anywhere on Earth CLOSED

Call For Papers

Topics

3D from multi-view and sensors 3D from single images Adversarial attack and defense Autonomous driving Biometrics Camera pose estimation and calibration Computational imaging Computer vision for robotics Computer vision for social good Deep learning architectures and techniques Document analysis and understanding Efficient and scalable vision Embodied vision: active agents, simulation Event-based cameras Explainable computer vision First person (egocentric) vision Geometric deep learning Humans: face, body, pose, gesture, movement Image and video synthesis and generation Low-level vision Machine learning (other than deep learning) Medical and biological vision, cell microscopy Multimodal learning (other than language) (Neural) scene representations Object pose estimation and tracking Optimization methods (other than deep learning) Photogrammetry and remote sensing Physics-based vision and shape-from-X Recognition: categorization, detection, retrieval Representation learning Scene analysis and understanding Segmentation, grouping and shape analysis Self-, semi-, meta- and unsupervised learning Synthetic data and simulation Transfer, low-shot, continual, long-tail learning Transparency, fairness, accountability, and ethics in vision Video: action and event understanding Video: low-level analysis, motion, and tracking Vision + graphics Vision for edge devices Vision, language, and reasoning Vision for climate and sustainability Visual localization, SLAM, Structure-from-Motion Safety and privacy

Publication & Indexing

PublisherSpringer Science+Business Media

Conference Organization

Organized by

European Computer Vision Association (ECVA)

Committee

General Chairs

Kalle Åström

Lund University

Serge Belongie

University of Copenhagen

Richard Hartley

Australian National University

Jana Košecká

George Mason University

Andrea Vedaldi

University of Oxford and Meta

Program Chairs

Paolo Favaro

University of Bern

Zuzana Kukelova

Czech Technical University in Prague

Atsuto Maki

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Anna Rohrbach

TU Darmstadt

Konrad Schindler

ETH Zürich

Federico Tombari

Google, TU Munich

Local Organization Chairs

Stella Graßhof

IT University of Copenhagen

Viktor Larsson

Lund University

Industry Liaison Chairs

Siavash Bigdeli

Technical University of Denmark

Federica Bogo

Meta

Ola Friman

SICK Linköping

Tutorial Chairs

Søren Hauberg

Technical University of Denmark

Christian Rupprecht

University of Oxford

Josephine Sullivan

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Workshop Chairs

Fabio Galasso

Sapienza University of Rome

Joao F Henriques

Visual Geometry Group, University of Oxford

Dim Papadopoulos

Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

Demo Chairs

Anders Bjorholm Dahl

Technical University of Denmark

Victor Adrian Prisacariu

Niantic, University of Oxford

Poster Chairs

Zuria Bauer

ETH Zürich

Mårten Björkman

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Magnus Oskarsson

Lund University

Doctoral Consortium Chairs

Cigdem Beyan

University of Verona

Or Litany

Technion / Nvidia

Virtual & Web Chair

Lee Campbell

Eventhosts

Publication Chairs

Marcus Liwicki

Luleå University of Technology

Hamam Mokayed

Luleå University of Technology

Workshops Publications Chairs

Anthony Cioppa

University of Liège

Theodora Kontogianni

Technical University of Denmark

Diversity Chairs

Amanda Berg

Linköping University

Ida-Maria Sintorn

Uppsala University

Communications Chair

Mårten Wadenbäck

Linköping University

Social Activities Chairs

Giovanni Maria Farinella

University of Catania

Rikke Gade

Aalborg University

Publicity and Social Media Chairs

Konstantinos Derpanis

York University/Samsung AI Centre

Joakim Bruslund Haurum

University of Southern Denmark

Guandao Yang

Stanford University

Program Technical Chair

Yoshitomo Matsubara

Yahoo!

Finance Chair

Gerard Medioni

Amazon

Ombud

Vedrana Dahl

Technical University of Denmark

Event Producer

Nicole Finn

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