PRESENT YOUR SCHOLARLY WORK AT SIGGRAPH 2021

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Present your scholary work at Siggraph 2021!
As a researcher, your innovations drive the industry, inspire new work, and start memorable discussions. Contribute your latest research to the SIGGRAPH 2021 Technical Papers program, the premier international venue for disseminating and discussing the latest scholarly work in computer graphics and interactive techniques.
SIGGRAPH is seeking high-quality research papers covering topics such as animation, simulation, imaging, rendering, robotics, visualization, and more. Creative and original submissions that define their own new area are encouraged.
When planning your submission, please thoroughly read the submission information, the Technical Papers FAQ, and plan to submit well in advance of the deadline. The deadline to create a submission form is Wednesday, 27 January at 22:00 UTC. Completed submission information, including the actual PDF paper or an MD5 checksum, is due Thursday, 28 January at 22:00 UTC. If using an MD5 checksum, all materials must be submitted by Friday, 29 January at 22:00 UTC.
Celebrate your scholarly work by submitting to Technical Papers today:
https://s2021.siggraph.org/program/technical-papers/
Source: Siggraph
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