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CVCRD 2026

Welcome to the 21st CVC Workshop on Computer Vision Trends and Challenges! CVCRD allows the presentation of the current state of the art of the students’ research and the analysis of the proposals for future lines of work. All of this will align with the yearly follow-up event for the PhD students. The Workshop will be an exhibition of the CVC research capabilities and it will also show different research and technological transfer projects.

  • July 16
  • 10:00 – 14:00 h
  • CVC Conference Room

Workshop format

The program will be organised in a half-day workshop. It will comprise different oral sessions with five-minute presentations dedicated to several research topics related to computer vision. An informal poster session will also be held during coffee breaks. This is an excellent opportunity for PhD students to share their work with the CVC community and to receive valuable feedback. In addition, we will have a CVCRD quiz & special awards!

Important dates

CVCRD 2026: July 16

Abstract Submission: July 2

Poster Submission: July 10

Presentation Submission: July 10

Quiz questions submission: July 14

Awards

Best Presentation

Best Poster

Winner of the CVCRD Quiz

Organizers

Dipam
Goswami

Postdoctoral Researcher

Giuseppe
De Gregorio

Postdoctoral Researcher

Laura

Martín Montañez

Communications Specialist

Aurora
Garcia

Communications Specialist

Nuria
Martinez

Communications Manager

Program Committee

  • Albert Clapés Sintes  
  • Alexandra Gomez Villa
  • Alicia Fornes  
  • Andrey Barsky
  • Angel D. Sappa 
  • Antonio Manuel López Peña  
  • Aura Hernández Sabaté  
  • Bartlomiej Twardowski  
  • Bogdan Raducanu 
  • Carles Sanchez Ramos  
  • CarlosAlejandro Parraga  
  • Dani Ponsa Musarra  
  • Danna Xue
  • Debora Gil Resina  
  • Diego Porres Bustamante 
  • Dimosthenis Karatzas  
  • Eloi Puertas Prats  
  • Ernest Valveny Llobet  
  • Fan Lyu
  • Felipe Lumbreras Ruiz  
  • Fernando Vilariño Freire  
  • Gabriel Villalonga Pineda  
  • Gemma Sanchez Albaladejo
  • Gerry Adhane Weldegebriel  
  • Guillermo Eduardo Torres  
  • Javier Sánchez Pujadas  
  • Javier Vázquez Corral  
  • Joan Serrat Gual  
  • Joost Van De Weijer  
  • Jordi Casas Roma  
  • Jordi González Sabaté  
  • Jorge Bernal del Nozal  
  • José Luis Gómez Zurita  
  • Josep Lladós Canet  
  • Julio Cesar Silveira Jacques Junior  
  • Laia Domingo Colomer
  • Lei Kang  
  • Lluis Gomez Bigorda  
  • Maria Vanrell Martorell  
  • Oliver Diaz Montesdeoca 
  • Olivier Penacchio
  • Omid Orang 
  • Oriol Ramos Terrades   
  • Ramon Baldrich Caselles  
  • Robert Benavente Vidal  
  • Sanket Biswas
  • Sergio Escalera Guerrero 
  • Serkan Sulun 
  • Shaolin Su  
  • Simone Balocco  
  • Xavi Roca Marva  
  • Xavier Otazu Porter  
  • Xim Cerdá Company
  • Yael Tudela Barroso

FAQs

⭕ Who has to present at CVCRD?

The abstract submission is mandatory for all PhD students.

In addition, PhD students will introduce their work to the audience in short oral presentations. Exceptions: oral presentation is optional for those PhD students who will defend their thesis in the following months and for those who have just started their thesis.

Furthermore, the submission is open to (1) CVC spin-offs, which could present their main research and applications; (2) Technology Transfer & Innovation Unit staff; (3) interns and (4) rest of the researchers of CVC who may present novel ideas or challenges.

⭕ Can I use another conference poster for CVCRD poster session?

Of course! What is more, we encourage you to reuse your conference posters, especially if you have already printed them.

If you don’t have any other conference posters to recycle, you can use the template in the author kit to prepare yours.

⭕ Where I can find templates for my presentation or poster?

You can find all CVCRD templates (abstract, slides and poster) here 🡲 Author’s Kit

⭕ Can I present online?

Oral presentations will take place in person at CVC. However, in justified cases, they could be held online.

If this is the case, please, let us know at press@cvc.uab.cat  

⭕ How long should my presentation be?

PhD students will introduce their work to the audience in a 5-minute oral presentation.

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