第二十届中国体视学与图像分析学术会议

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Introduction

The 20th Chinese Conference on Stereology and Image Analysis (CCSIA 2025) will be held in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, from October 24–27, 2025 (registration on October 24).

Organized by the Chinese Society for Stereology and Image Analysis and hosted by Nanchang University, this conference aims to establish a high-level academic exchange platform. Scholars, scientists, and engineers from universities, research institutes, and enterprises will present and discuss the latest research achievements and application advances in stereology and image analysis.

The conference features keynote speeches and parallel session presentations. Proposed parallel sessions include: Image Analysis; Materials Science; Biomedical Stereology; CT Theory and Applications; Intelligent Imaging; Smart Healthcare; Simulation and Virtual Reality; Three-Dimensional Atom Probe; and Young Scholars Forum. An electronic proceedings will be published. Selected papers, upon expert nomination, may be recommended for publication in Image Analysis & Stereology or Chinese Journal of Stereology and Image Analysis.

During the conference, concurrent working meetings will be held, including the Council / Standing Council, Supervisory Board, and Branch Committees of the Chinese Society for Stereology and Image Analysis.

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Important date

2025-08-31

Final paper submission deadline

Parallel sessions of the Chinese Conference on Stereology and Image Analysis are jointly calling for papers. All submissions undergo peer review. Accepted and registered papers will be included in the conference proceedings. Papers nominated by experts may be recommended for publication in Image Analysis & Stereology or Chinese Journal of Stereology and Image Analysis. Authors may apply for oral presentation during submission; outstanding oral presentations will be awarded.

Submission Topics

Session 1: Image Analysis
Topics: Intelligent vision technologies, humanoid agent vision, unmanned vision, biomedical image processing, multimedia and multimodal information acquisition and processing, aerospace intelligent perception, multimodal learning and large language models applied to image analysis, 3D reconstruction, neural rendering, and visualization.

Session 2: 15th National Academic Conference on Materials Science and Image Technology & 10th National Symposium on Metallography and Microstructural Analysis
Topics: (1) Microstructural analysis and characterization of metals, inorganic non-metals, and polymers; (2) Structure–property relationships in materials; (3) AI-driven synthesis, processing, and characterization of materials.

Session 3: 13th National Academic Conference on Biomedical Stereology, 16th National Military Pathology Conference, and 12th National Quantitative Pathology Conference
Topics: (1) Neurostereology and image analysis; (2) Quantitative pathology; (3) AI-powered pathology; (4) Medical imaging technologies and applications; (5) Military pathology.

Session 4: 2025 National Symposium on Digital Radiographic Imaging and CT New Technologies
Topics: (1) Novel theories, methods, techniques, and instruments for digital radiographic imaging; (2) Low-dose CT, spectral CT, limited-angle CT and typical applications; (3) Phase-contrast CT, SPECT/PET, neutron imaging and applications; (4) Quality evaluation methods, standards, and applications for digital radiographic imaging; (5) Other novel theories, techniques, and methodologies related to imaging.

Session 5: 4th National Academic Conference on Intelligent Imaging Technologies
Topics: Theories, technologies, and systems of intelligent imaging.

Session 6: Smart Healthcare
Topics: (1) Artificial intelligence for medical applications; (2) Active health and technological responses to aging; (3) Deep learning and intelligent auxiliary diagnosis; (4) Medical big data and AI practice/case studies.

Session 7: Simulation and Virtual Reality
Topics: (1) Brain–computer intelligence; (2) Virtual reality and digital humans; (3) Image analysis and 3D reconstruction; (4) Intelligent robotics; (5) Case studies and technical insights on AI frontiers.

Session 8: 3D Atom Probe
Topics: Latest applications, instrumentation, software, and data processing advancements in 3D atom probe technology.

Session 9: Young Scholars Forum
Topics: Stereological theory and methodology; image analysis techniques; quantitative 3D structural characterization; 3D imaging and visualization; image acquisition and processing techniques; mathematical foundations of image processing and 3D cognition (e.g., geometric probability, fractal theory, mathematical morphology); computer simulation and signal processing; and applications of 3D image technology across disciplines (e.g., biology, medicine, materials science, geoscience, mineralogy, agriculture, remote sensing, computer science, aviation).