Colour Imaging and Communication

04 Mar Colour Imaging and Communication

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Colour Imaging and Communication

Colour Imaging and Communication

Colour Group (GB) Monthly Meeting

We invite you to our monthly meeting exploring Colour Imaging and Communication. This session brings together leading researchers from the UK and international institutions to discuss colour assessment in practical applications, colour temperature, cross-cultural colour theories, and perceptual image quality.

Join us on Wednesday 4 March 2026 for an afternoon of research presentations and networking with colleagues in the colour science community.

This event will be held in person at City St George’s, University of London.
Address: 124 Goswell Road, EC1V7DY
Room: R101 (Franklin Building, First Floor)
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Programme (Greenwich Mean Time zone)

14:00 Opening – Sophie Triantaphillidou

14:10 Valerie Bonnardel, University of Winchester, UK
“Rosé Wines colour assessment and communication”

14:40 Graham Finlayson, University of East Anglia, UK
“Colour temperature and the colour of lights”

15:10 Coffee break @ Foyer

15:30 Dimitris Mylonas, Northeastern University, UK
“Colour Translations in British and American English”

16:00 Vien Cheung, University of Leeds, UK
“Colour Theories in the Western and Eastern Cultures”

16:30 Seyed Ali Amirshahi, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
“The image quality that fits you may not fit me”

17:00 Closing

 

About the Meeting

This monthly meeting provides an excellent opportunity to engage with current research in colour science, meet fellow researchers and practitioners, and participate in discussions about the latest developments in colour imaging and communication. All are welcome to attend.