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273 submissions. Countless hours of review. One programme is taking shape. In recent weeks, the team reviewed 273 proposals for Visualising Climate 2026 (Bologna, 4–6 Nov). Submitters will hear back on 30 June. Thanks to all contributors and reviewers. Stay tuned. #VisualisingClimate2026

273 THANK YOUs. We are deeply grateful for the incredible response to the call for submissions for Visualising Climate 2026, the first global conference dedicated to climate data visualisation, Bologna from 4–6 November 2026. Stay tuned. 👉 visualisingclimate.com #VisualisingClimate2026 #DataViz

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⏳ We are just 1 week away from the submission deadline for #VisualisingClimate2026, the first global conference dedicated to climate data visualisation, Bologna, from 4–6 November 2026. The extended deadline is Thursday, 14 May 23:00 CEST. #DataViz Join us in Bologna visualisingclimate.com

⏳ Deadline extended! Submissions for Visualising Climate 2026 are now open until 14 May (00:00 CET). We welcome talks, workshops & papers. Science, art & data storytelling meet. Come see the data. Imagine new ways forward. #VisualisingClimate2026 #DataViz Join us in Bologna visualisingclimate.com

Visualising Climate 2026 — ConferenceThe first global conference dedicated to how data visualisation can transform public understanding of climate change and support informed decision-making.visualisingclimate.com

⏳ 2 weeks left to submit your full paper or a proposal for a talk or workshop! We are just two weeks away from the submission deadline for Visualising Climate 2026, the first global conference dedicated to climate data visualisation in Bologna. Join us in Bologna. 👉 visualisingclimate.com

Visualising Climate 2026 — ConferenceThe first global conference dedicated to how data visualisation can transform public understanding of climate change and support informed decision-making.visualisingclimate.com

Visualising Climate 2026 is important because "When design moves upstream in the scientific process, visualisation can become a powerful tool for thinking — not just presenting the final results." — Tom Gabriel Johansen @tomgab.bsky.social #VisualisingClimate2026 (1/4)

Visualising Climate 2026 is important because "Through the alliance of science, media, and the arts, Visualising Climate will craft visual and creative climate narratives grounded in scientific evidence." — Dr. Marta Terrado @martaterrado.bsky.social #VisualisingClimate2026 (1/4)

Visualising Climate 2026 is important because "Our future depends on how well we communicate the climate crisis. Let’s harness insights from psychology as well as the power of visuals." — Dr. Yuri Engelhardt @yuriengelhardt.bsky.social #VisualisingClimate2026 (1/4)

Visualising Climate 2026 is important because "Visuals have the power to evoke emotions and forms of knowledge that are essential for engaging with climate uncertainty and imagining the future of our societies." — Dr Maria Loroño Leturiondo #VisualisingClimate2026 (1/4)

Visualising Climate 2026 is important because "Ours is a time of widespread denial and disinformation, often fueled by a deliberate distortion of data. Visualisation that makes good data persuasive and beautiful is key to combat such a threat." — Dr @albertocairo.com #VisualisingClimate2026 (1/4)

Visualising Climate 2026 is important because "At its best, climate data visualisation helps people make sense of complexity, make clearer decisions, and move toward more just climate action." — Diana Urquiza @dianaurquiza.bsky.social #VisualisingClimate2026 #DataViz #ClimateChange (1/4)

Visualising Climate 2026 is important because "In times of climate uncertainty, visual clarity becomes a form of resilience." — Dr Dominic Royé @drxeo.eu He is part of the Visualising Climate 2026 organising committee. @csic.es #VisualisingClimate2026 #DataViz #ClimateChange (1/4)