Jun 2025
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Accepting submissions till 15 Apr 2025, 11:59 PM
Not accepting submissions
Fundamentals of process, design & communication for dataviz
Practices of data exploration, interface & dashboard design for dataviz
Use of new mediums, approaches, AI & tech to shape how we do dataviz in future
Standard Talk: Deep-dive presentations that allow you to thoroughly explore complex topics and share personal learnings, insights, and journey through your work.
Duration: 30 minutes (25 min presentation + 5 min Q&A)
Lightning Talk: Fast-paced, focused presentations designed to deliver maximum impact in minimal time. Perfect for introducing novel concepts or sharing specific solutions.
Duration: 15 minutes (12 min presentation + 3 min Q&A)
Unconference / Birds of Feather (BOF) Session: Organise a community-driven gathering that bring together other participants with shared interests. These sessions foster peer learning and networking through facilitated discussions on common intestinal, challenges and solutions.
Duration: 45 minutes
Hands-on Workshop: Curate an immersive learning experience that encourages creativity, practical application and skill development. Participants will gain hands-on experience while receiving direct guidance from expert instructors.
Duration: Half-day (3 hours) or Quarter-day (1.5 hours)
VizChitra (Alternative) Session: Have an interesting idea that doesn’t fit any of the above? Pitch it to us and let’s collaborate to bring it to life together!
Examples: A physical installation, a performance, a unique project showcase, anything else you can imagine?
BEFORE you begin writing your submission, please give some thought to the following:
The most successful talks and sessions are those where presenters are able to abstract an actionable insight from a common pain area, enlighten the audience about something new, provide a fresh perspective, and/or demonstrate innovation.
Here’s a guide for submitters to draft their presentations.
The call for submissions will be close on 15 April 2025. Submissions will be selected on a rolling basis.
Accepting submissions till 15 Apr 2025, 11:59 PM
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Mehar 1 Excel Sheet, 7 Lines of Business!{Describe your talk/session in 2-3 paragraphs} {Mention 1-2 takeaways from your session} What does designing for Travel, Health or Finance have in common? Me! And of course, it all starts with an Excel sheet. What I’d like to cover: more
Theme: Explain & Learn
Topic: Scalable data exploration processes
Submission Type: Lightning Talk
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Siddhartha Mukherjee Decoding Aesthetic Déjà VuIn this talk, I will share my experiments on “emulation of aesthetics” in generative (algorithmic) art and the use of physics-based systems as artists. I will show how aesthetic cues from a wide range of visual media can be incorporated into essentially abstract works, which then act as initial points of familiarity for the viewer (as aesthetic déjà vu), gently leading them into the unknown and u… more
Theme: Explain & Learn
Topic: Aesthetics & design principles
Submission Type: Standard Talk
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Dammalapati Sai Krishna Chitra-Lekha: Narrating Air Pollution Data.Schools taught us, “We cannot see air, only feel it.” But sadly now, we don’t just feel it deep inside our lungs but also see it with our red, itchy eyes. But there is more than what our irritable eye can see. more
Theme: Explain & Learn
Topic: Storytelling & structuring narratives
Submission Type: Hands-on Workshop
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PRASANTA KUMAR DUTTA The Eyes Have It: Understanding Perception-Driven Data VisualisationTalk Did you know that psychological principles developed over a century ago still shape modern graphic design and visual communication? The way we perceive patterns, group elements, and focus our attention is deeply rooted in human cognition—and understanding these principles can transform the way we communicate through data visualizations. more
Theme: Explain & Learn
Topic: Aesthetics & design principles
Submission Type: Standard Talk
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PRASANTA KUMAR DUTTA Learning to Be a Data Hunter-Gatherer: How to find, extract and collect data for your next visualisationWorkshop Having ready-to-use data is cool, but what about data that is not readily downloadable from the internet? What if a manual download is a hassle when there are lots of information and sources involved? more
Theme: Explore & Play
Topic: Process & practices of dataviz
Submission Type: Hands-on Workshop
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Siddhi Debiasing DataData tells us stories about the world. When data is missing, is misrepresented, or is false, it advertently shapes the way we engage with those around us. Data available for open content sharing online, currently lacks diversity in representation of people, places, and things. more
Theme: Explore & Play
Topic: State of data in India (availability, collection...)
Submission Type: Lightning Talk
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Harini Anand Decoding Tech Job Market Trends: Insights from 350,000 PostingsDecoding Tech Job Market Trends: Insights from 350,000 Postings more
Theme: Explore & Play
Topic: Domain-specific data visualisations
Submission Type: Lightning Talk
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vikram ![]() The UX of Charts: Get the insight across, every timeSummary of the talk: The main reason for ineffective data viz is the lack of a structured way to think about data viz. Effective data visualisation requires both skills and mindset. more
Theme: Explain & Learn
Topic: Process & practices of dataviz
Submission Type: Standard Talk
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Anto Kriston 99 Problems but Data Ain’t One : Standup comedy performanceIn this stand-up comedy performance, I’ll take the audience on a hilarious ride through the quirks, contradictions, and downright bizarre patterns of human behavior—all backed by real (and ridiculous) data. From the absurdity of how we spend hours optimizing sleep with apps, only to doom-scroll until 3 AM, to the hilariously inconsistent trends in baby names influenced by TV shows, the set will r… more
Theme: Explore & Play
Topic: Experiential viz e.g. data art, installations
Submission Type: VizChitra (Alternative) Session
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Vivek What if data visualized itself?Describe your talk: Imagine if data didn’t need us to visualize it? What if, instead of designing static charts, we designed systems where data could shape its own form—emerging, evolving, and revealing insights on its own? more
Theme: Explain & Learn
Topic: Storytelling & structuring narratives
Submission Type: Standard Talk
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Jayaram Kasi Visweswaran Open source data viz library for react - headless-charts/reactWhen you need to build integrated dashboards within react apps, with custom interactions and have unopinionated styling, the pickings are slim indeed. So we built an open source library which can be used in React apps, which can integrate with TailwindCSS styles and behave in a completely headless fashion. headless-charts.netlify.app more
Theme: Imagine & Innovate
Topic: Dashboard & interaction principles
Submission Type: Lightning Talk
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