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BELIV 2026 acceptance “Why Question Answering Modality Matters in Visualization Studies and Tests”

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Our BELIV workshop paper “Why Question Answering Modality Matters in Visualization Studies and Tests” was accepted to the 2026 IEEE BELIV workshop track. Petra Isenberg will present this work at the VIS 2026 conference satellite in Paris. Continue reading BELIV 2026 acceptance “Why Question Answering Modality Matters in Visualization Studies and Tests”

VIS 2026 Friction panel acceptance

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Our panel “Friction in Visualization: When Should We Slow People Down?“, which stems from a Dagstuhl seminar in December 2025, was accepted at the IEEE VIS 2026 conference in Boston. I’m looking forward to hearing our panelists’ perspectives on this thought-provoking topic. More information about the VIS 2026 panels here. Continue reading VIS 2026 Friction panel acceptance

VIS 2026 poster acceptance “From Design Guidelines to Readability: Comparing Draco 2 with Human Judgments”

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Our poster “From Design Guidelines to Readability: Comparing Draco 2 with Human Judgments” was accepted to the IEEE VIS 2026 conference. Sidonie Minodier will present this work at the conference satellite in Paris. Continue reading VIS 2026 poster acceptance “From Design Guidelines to Readability: Comparing Draco 2 with Human Judgments”

VISSOFT 2026 acceptance : “MetroFlow: Visualizing Bioinformatics Workflow Source Code as Interactive Metro-Maps”

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Our paper “MetroFlow: Visualizing Bioinformatics Workflow Source Code as Interactive Metro-Maps” was accepted to the IEEE Working Conference on Software Visualization (VISSOFT). This collaboration was a wonderful opportunity to explore a new research area, and I’m grateful to have been invited to contribute. Lenora Buggenhoudt will present this work in person at the VISSOFT 2026 conference in Benevento in September. Continue reading VISSOFT 2026 acceptance : “MetroFlow: Visualizing Bioinformatics Workflow Source Code as Interactive Metro-Maps”

DIS PWiP 2026 acceptance “Structural Interaction: Shifting the Focus of User Interface Design”

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Our paper “Structural Interaction: Shifting the Focus of User Interface Design” was accepted to the DIS Provocation and Works-in-Progress track. Vincent Cavez will present this work at DIS ’26 in Singapore. Continue reading DIS PWiP 2026 acceptance “Structural Interaction: Shifting the Focus of User Interface Design”

RJMI 2025

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I participated in the Rendez-vous des Jeunes Mathématiciennes et Informaticiennes (RJMI) as part of the Inria Saclay scientific communication team. I had the pleasure of creating and leading an activity that took young women from an unplugged Nim game to its algorithmic implementation, connecting hands-on play, coding, and outcome visualization. Continue reading RJMI 2025

EduVIS 2025 acceptance “Bridging Educational Theories of Cognitive Load to Visualization Design and Evaluation”

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Our workshop paper “Bridging Educational Theories of Cognitive Load to Visualization Design and Evaluation” was accepted at the EduVIS 2025 workshop. I will present this work in Vienna during IEEE VIS week 2025. Continue reading EduVIS 2025 acceptance “Bridging Educational Theories of Cognitive Load to Visualization Design and Evaluation”

VIS 2025 acceptance: “An Autoethnography on Visualization Literacy: A Wicked Measurement Problem”

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Our full paper “An Autoethnography on Visualization Literacy: A Wicked Measurement Problem” was accepted at IEEE VIS 2025. Lily Ge will present it at the VIS conference in Vienna. Continue reading VIS 2025 acceptance: “An Autoethnography on Visualization Literacy: A Wicked Measurement Problem”