December 4-6, 2024
Sapporo Convention Center
Sapporo, Japan
IDW ’24 will be held to encourage aggressive research and development in display technologies. The conference will focus on five Special Topics and three Topical Sessions, featuring over eighty fascinating sessions.
The event will include four keynote addresses in the plenary session, highlighting the latest trends in display technology. The three-day conference will showcase 149 invited presentations, 109 oral presentations, and 130 posters. Following the plenary session on Wednesday morning, presentations will commence and continue in eight parallel oral sessions through Friday. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in detailed discussions during poster sessions, Extended Q&A, and the Innovative Demonstration sessions (I-DEMO).
A brand-new contest for students from Colleges of Technology (the I4D Contest) is scheduled for Thursday. A Special Session on generative AI will be held on Friday. Additionally, a technical exhibition by universities and industry-related businesses will take place over the three days.
| Submission of Technical Summary | Jun. 27, 2024 |
| Submission of Camera-Ready Manuscript | Sep. 26, 2024 |
| Submission of Camera-Ready Manuscript | Sep. 25, 2024 |
| Demo Proposal: 1st / 2nd Call | Sep. 5 / Oct. 4, 2024 |
| Publication Material: 1st / 2nd Call | Sep. 20 / Oct. 30, 2024 |
| Demo Proposal: 1st / 2nd Call | Jul. 1 / Aug. 30, 2024 |
| Early-bird Fee | Oct. 30, 2024 |
SK Materials, Korea
Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS, Germany
The University of Tokyo, Japan
Meta Platforms, USA
| Oct. 5 | Team list of I4D Contest | Detail |
| Aug. 20 | Advance Program (external website) | Detail |
| Aug. 7 | Registration is now open | Detail |
| Aug. 7 | Special Events (Display Night, Special Session) | Detail |
| Aug. 7 | Call for I-DEMO | Detail |
| Aug. 7 | Call for Late-News Papers | Detail |
| Aug. 2 | 3rd Announcement (leaflet) | |
| Jun. 1 | Call for I4D Contest (Demonstration Contest for College of Technology Students) | Detail |
| Jun. 1 | 2nd Announcement (leaflet) | |
| May 28 | Open Access: Proceedings of IDW ’23 | Website |
| Apr. 17 | Call for Papers | Detail |
| Mar. 14 | 1st Announcement (leaflet) | |
| Feb. 3 | IDW ’23 Archive | Detail |
| Jan. 22 | IDW ’23 Best Paper Award, Best Student Paper Award, Outstanding Poster Paper Award, and I-DEMO Award | Detail |
The city of Sapporo in Hokkaido is the northernmost city designated by government ordinance in Japan with a population of about 2 million. The word “Sapporo” is originated from the Ainu (indigenous people of Japan) language. Sapporo is known for the functional grid of streets and avenues as a city modeled after Kyoto. Dishes using local Hokkaido produce and seafood also rank among the charms of Sapporo. Visitors can enjoy delicious food that includes fresh seafood, a wide range of fruits, and fancy confectionery.
JR Sapporo station is located about 45km from New Chitose
Airport and it takes about 40 minutes by “Rapid Airport Train” from
New Chitose Airport. Sapporo Convention Center is located about 3km from JR Sapporo station and about 8 minutes on foot from “Higashi-Sapporo” station (about 10 minutes by subway from Sapporo subway station).
Please see the following websites for further information.
