Join Us for VSS 2027 in Seattle!

VSS 2027 is scheduled for May 21-25, 2027 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Seattle, Washington. We hope you will join us for the first Vision Sciences Society meeting to be held on the west coast.

Important Upcoming Dates

November 13 Symposium Submissions Deadline
November 24    Nominations Open for Ken Nakayama, Davida Teller and Young Investigator Awards
December 3  Abstract Submission Deadline
December 15   Registration Opens

See Dates and Deadlines for additional meeting dates.

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Pre- and Post-Meeting Events

Please consider attending one of these independently organized scientific meetings happening immediately before and after VSS 2027. More details on pre- and Post-Meeting Events will be available as we get closer to VSS 2027.

MODVIS 2027: Computational and Mathematical Models in Vision, May 19-20

MODVIS is a small workshop dedicated to the investigation of formal models in vision research.

AVS 2027: Applied Vision Science, May 26

This is the second annual Applied Vision Science meeting. The purpose of the AVS meeting is to gather and highlight the highest quality research in applied vision science. The meeting is co-located with the Vision Sciences Society meeting, to maximize sharing between the basic and applied vision science communities. We believe that bringing the best applied vision science to what is already the best vision science conference will benefit both communities.

About VSS

The Vision Sciences Society is a nonprofit membership organization of scientists who are interested in the functional aspects of vision. VSS was founded in 2001 with the main purpose of holding an annual meeting that brings together scientists from the broad range of disciplines that contribute to vision science, including visual psychophysics, neuroscience, computational vision and cognitive psychology. The scientific content of the meetings reflects the breadth of topics in modern vision science, from visual coding to perception, recognition to the visual control of action, as well as the recent development of new methodologies in cognitive psychology, computer vision, modeling, neurophysiology and neuroimaging. Read More...