Staying at the Westin? Book by Oct 30 and pay Early Bird rates: up to $70 off a day pass, up to $220 off the full week.
How the hotel deal worksFive days of visualization in Back Bay, from research papers to practitioner talks. Use this page to plan: tap one day, two back-to-back days, or the whole week to see what's on and what it costs. Then register on the conference's registration site.
Day passes from $419 · IEEE members and students pay less
Can't get to Boston? Join VIS in Paris or Tianjin, November 10–13.
On Cvent choose One Day – Boston under Registration Items.
Two satellite sites run their own in-person program each day and stream selected Boston sessions, from the opening keynote to the capstone. Each has its own registration, and places are limited.
113 rue Nationale, Paris 13e
$599 + VAT for all four days (Non-member)
Peiyangyuan Campus by day; Novotel Tianjin Meijiang in the evening
$599 + VAT for all four days (Non-member), also priced in CNY
Presenting a full or short paper, or an invited TVCG or CG&A paper, at a satellite? One author needs an Author registration. See the official registration page.
Analysts, designers, journalists, engineers, freelancers. Cluster was built for you, and it's all on Wednesday.
A one-day Wednesday pass covers Cluster, the VIS Arts Program and the banquet.
The VIS Arts Program brings papers, pictorials and an exhibition opening at the MET Warehouse, all on Wednesday.
A one-day Wednesday pass covers all of VISAP, including the evening keynote and exhibition opening.
See Wednesday's programTuesday has the opening keynote from Kimberly Arcand on NASA data, and the welcome reception and posters that evening.
A one-day Tuesday pass covers the keynote, the day's sessions and the evening reception.
Student rates start at $239 a day for IEEE student members and $289 for other students.
Pick your student rate, then pick your days above.
Paper authors have a few extra registration rules.
Each full or short paper, and each invited TVCG or CG&A paper, needs one author with a Full Conference registration in Boston, or an Author registration at a satellite. Workshop papers and posters don't.
Read the author rules"If you've ever had to defend a chart to someone who didn't ask for one, this is your room."
Sophie Sparkes on "Data Viz Isn't a Chart You Drop In at the End."
Jonathan Schwabish with Yannick Assogba, Amber Thomas and Doug Elmendorf, then audience Q&A after the break.
Nine practitioners from Dana-Farber, NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio, Graphicacy, Viz Responsibly and more.
Incorporating, taxes, health insurance and tools, from people who've built their own practices.
"Visualizations as instruments that make the quiet legible and the overlooked visible."
Data sculptures, participatory performance, tapestries and urban soundscapes, including The Indoor Emerald Necklace on Boston's winter spatial inequality.
AI and performance remaking cultural collections, from The Choreographic Genome to The Ocular Harpsichord 2.0.
Pictorials on tactile data, geological memory, language, sound and identity, like Ice Archives on Greenland's ice.
Richard The of TheGreenEyl opens the exhibition at the MET Warehouse at MIT.
Thursday 9 am – 6 pm and Friday 9 am – noon.
Zhu-Tian Chen and Ana Crisan on where visualization goes next.
A ticket comes with any Wednesday pass. Bring a guest by adding a banquet ticket when you register.
Also on Wednesday: 64 paper presentations, plus hands-on tutorials on anywidget and marimo notebooks and on running online studies with reVISit.
VIS supporter packages include conference registrations for your staff, with the reception and banquet, plus a listing on the job board. Higher tiers add an exhibition table.
Read the supporter prospectus or write to supporters@ieeevis.org.
Yes. VIS brings together researchers, students and practitioners from universities, government and industry. Cluster on Wednesday is for anyone doing visualization work outside a pure research role: freelancers, in-house teams, journalists, consultants, designers, analysts and students.
No. Anyone can register at the non-member rate. IEEE members pay a lower rate.
It covers two back-to-back days, like Tuesday and Wednesday. For three or more days, the full conference pass covers the whole week.
Yes, in Boston. You can also register online now.
Yes. Extra banquet tickets are available on the registration site.
VIS also runs in person in Paris and Tianjin, November 10–13, with separate registration. Every registration includes access to the conference's virtual content.
Email registration@ieeevis.org.
The Westin Copley Place, 10 Huntington Ave, Back Bay.