InfraVis Expo

The 2026 InfraVis Expo will showcase current work and opportunities within InfraVis. There will be presentations by InfraVis application experts, InfraVis users and representatives from other infrastructures, as well as demo stations (including VR and tomography) and posters.

• Sign up for InfraVis Expo 2026(Before 14/9 if you want food!)

The programme (will be updated):

• 9:45 Coffee + sandwiches
• 10:00–10:15 Welcome and presentation of InfraVis - the national research infrastructure for analysis and visualization of scientific data, Kajsa M. Paulsson, vice-director InfraVis
• 10:15–11:15 Short pitches from other Lund University research infrastructures:
  • MBIO, Ola Gustafsson
  • LBIC, Sebastian Wasserström
  • MAX IV, Marjolein Thunissen
  • BIO-SAXS, Marie Skepö
  • CRYO-EM, Anu Tyagi
  • LUNARC, Jonas Lindemann
• 11:15–11:30 InfraVis Application Expert presentation, Alexandros Sopasakis 
• 11:30–12:00 InfraVis/CIPA user presentations
  • "Raising Awareness of Antibiotic Resistance through Augmented Reality", Kemal Avican
  • “Soil Ecology from the Microbe’s Eye View (Microbical Behaviour and Ecosystem Functions in Soil Chips)”, Hanbang Zou
• 12:00–13:00 LUNCH + DEMOS and poster viewing
• 13:00–13:30 User presentations
  • “Can You See What I Sea? Visualization for Marine Science”, Helena Filipsson
  • “Visualization of Vegetation Demographic Processes within a Dynamic Global Vegetation Model”, David Wårlind
• 13:30 Panel discussion: “Stronger together – how collaboration between research infrastructures benefits researchers”, Representatives from research infrastructures discuss how closer collaboration can improve access, connect complementary expertise and create greater value for researchers. Moderator Katharina Beckmann).
• Demo stations
• Posters
• Merch
• Demonstration (VR etc.)
• 14:00 Coffee – fika + Poster session/demo

InfraVis (infravis.se) gives researchers access to expertise, support, equipment, training and methods for visualising research data from any scientific domain. InfraVis consists of visualization environments at nine partner organisations in Sweden, and is funded by the Swedish Research Council.