Colour 2023
A networking conference about colour imaging, colour science and colour design hosted by the Colour Research Group at the University of Leeds on 03 - 05 July 2023. Registration is free but by invitation only. This event follows our highly successful conference here in Leeds in 2019 attended by nearly 100 researchers from industry and academia from many contries including UK, Spain, China, Norway and Belgium.
This year the conference is extended from two days to three days. The first two days will be located in The Faversham, a stylish venue on the edge of the University campus which is a perfect space for lectures and networking. The third day will be located in the School of Design and will include the workshop session, the poster session, lab tours and the opportunity to see some new technology from our sponsors.
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Programme Outline (click below to view details) 09:00
Registration
09:30
Welcome
Host: Stephen Westland
Session Chair: Stephen Westland
09:35
Keynote: Seeing and Feeling Changes in Light
Professor Anya Hurlbert
Newcastle University, UK
10:20
Coffee and Tea
Session 1 Chair: Chelsea Sullivan
10:50
Problems with Chromaticity Coordinate Diagrams Based on CMFs and CFs
Changjun Li
University of Science and Technology Liaoning, China
11:15
Appearance Beyond Colour: Gloss, Translucency, and More
Davit Gigilashvili
NTNU, Norway
11:40
castleCSF - A Contrast Sensitivity Function of Color, Area, Spatio-Temporal frequency, Luminance and Eccentricity
Maliha Ashraf
University of Cambridge, UK
12:05
Developing Inclusive Cosmetics Ranges for Multicultural Consumers
Gautier Deconinck/Théo Phan Van Song
L'Oréal, France
12:30
Lunch
Session 2 Chair: Mengmeng Wang
13:30
Colour Science to Achieve Individual Colour Reproduction
Ronnier Luo
Zhejiang University, China
13:55
Color Appearance Modification for HK-effect
Yungkyung Park
Ewha Womans University, Korea
14:20
Challenges to the Realisation of Digital Colour Workflows
Raf Mulla
X-Rite, UK
14:45
Coffee and Tea
Session 3 Chair: Qianqian Pan
15:20
Colour Preference Studies in Design
Yun Chen
Beijing Institue of Technology, China
15:45
Colour-Driven Exhibition Design
Jie Yang
Beijing Institue of Graphic Communication, China
16:10
Chromatic Adaptation under Dichromatic Illumination Conditions
Shining Ma
Beijing Institute of Technology, China
16:35
Color Calibration and Conformance
Matthew Russell
The Tintometer Ltd, UK
17:00
Drinks Reception
18:30
Conference Dinner at The Faversham
20:30
Last Orders at the Bar
21:00
End
Session Chair: Kaida Xiao
9:00
Keynote: Cardinalities and Difference Thresholds: How Many “Colors” Are There?
Dr Jan Morovic
HP Inc., Spain
9:45
Coffee and Tea
Session 4 Chair: Jie Yang
10:30
Metamerism in the Natural Environment
David Foster
University of Manchester, UK
10:55
Colour Design for Reality and Virtuality
Mengmeng Wang
11:20
Scientific Law, Mechanism and Theory in Research of Colour Science in Museum Lighting
Rui Dang
Tianjin University, China
11:45
Research and Application of Digital Camera-Based Spectral Reconstruction
Jinxing Liang
Wuhan Textile University, China
12:10
Lunch
Session 5 Chair: Yun Chen
13:10
What is the Best Colour Ball for Professional Cricket?
John Maule
University of Sussex, UK
13:35
Colour Naming in Humanity-Centred Design
Dimitris Mylonas
Northeastern University London, UK
14:00
Project COLOURMIND: The Impact of the Visual Environment on Colour Perception
Anna Franklin
University of Sussex, UK
14:25
Appearance Reproduction Using a PolyJet 3D Printer
Aditya Suneel Sole
NTNU, Norway
14:50
Coffee and Tea
Session 6 Chair: Peihua Lai
15:30
Printing Structural Colour
Carinna Parraman
University of the West of England
15:55
Before A.I. - How Did We Manage?
Yoav Bressler
Stratasys LTD, Israel
16:20
Study of DEICtCp with HDR and SDR Tone Curve on Display
Chris Bai
BenQ, Taiwan
16:45
Wrap-Up Session
Michael Pointer
University of Leeds, UK
17:00
End
09:00
Workshop Session
W1: International Collaborations with University of Leeds
Andrea Thoma
Room 3.15 Clothworkers South Building
W2: Colour Literacy
Stephen Westland
Seminar Room 3 Clothworkers Central Building
W3: Facial Appearance Measurement and Applications
Kaida Xiao
X-LAB Clothworkers Central Building
This workshop is sponsored by:
 10:00
Coffee and Tea
Seminar Room 3 Clothworkers Central Building
10:45
Lab Tour
12:15
Lunch
13:15
Poster Session and Demo Session by BenQ
14:30
Coffee and Tea
15:15
Best Student Poster Awards and Closing Session
Host: Kaida Xiao
Seminar Room 3 Clothworkers Central Building
15:40
End
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Conference Details
Venue: School of Design, University of Leeds
Dates: 03 - 05 July 2023
Platinum Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Special Thanks
Special thanks to our generous alumni for their invaluable support in making this conference a success. We extend our deepest gratitude to Mengmeng Wang, Yun Chen, Jie Yang for their kind contribution of conference swag.
Conference Committee
Stephen Westland
 (email me for general enquiries)
Kaida Xiao
Qianqian Pan (email me for hotels and travel enquiries)
Marjan Vazirian(email me for poster enquiries)
Peihua Lai (email me for invitation letters)
Sicong Zhou (Audiovisual chair)
Soojin Lee
Ruili He
Yan Lu
Mengyuan Chen
Zhe Gong
Yifei Chen
Arsaika Widasati
How to Get Here
The first two days of the conference will be hosted at The Faversham - a private conference venue. We chose this venue because it will better enable networking and breakout discussions. The Faverham is on campus and can be found with this postcode: LS2 9NG. The full address is:
The Faversham,
1-5 Springfield Mount, Leeds LS2 9NG The Faversham is a brisk 10-15 min walk from Leeds train station. There is limited parking available at the venue. The closest airports to Leeds are Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) and Manchester Airport (MAN). Leeds Bradford Airport is around seven miles away from the University and is easily commutable by taxi. The taxis at the airport are quite expensive. There are alternatives that are a lot less expensive but they need to be called by phone or by app such as Amber Cars and Uber. If you are on a budget or enjoy the scenery you could also get a bus from the airport to Leeds City Centre (you should take bus number 757). If you’re flying into Manchester Airport, you can catch a train from the airport to Leeds city centre. Leeds Railway Station connects Leeds with all major UK cities. For train information and timetables visit the National Rail Enquiries website. Walking to the University campus from Leeds Railway Station takes around 20 minutes. Leeds is linked to the M1 and M62 motorways. Click Visitor and Public Car Parking for information for drivers wanting to park at the University. For coach details, visit the National Express website. Most coaches arrive into Leeds Bus Station. The number 6 bus runs from the bus station to the Parkinson Building, outside the University’s main entrance. There is also a taxi rank outside the bus station. A taxi to the University takes about 10 minutes. For local bus information and timetables, visit the West Yorkshire Metro website. There is also a Leeds CityBus that stops at the bus and train stations and the southern end of campus (near the back of Leeds General Infirmary A&E). The Campus
The University of Leeds is a 20-minute walk from the train station in Leeds.
Click here to take a 360 virtual campus tour.
Click here to see/download a campus map (the School of Design is no 34 on the map). The School of Design is in the heart of the University campus. Click here to take our 360 tour for exploring our facilities. Where to Stay
Premier Inn Leeds Arena is a 10-minute walk from the University.
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Queens Hotel is next to the railway station and is 20-minute walk from the University.
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Kingston Hotel is less than a 5-minute walk from the University. webpage Leeds City Hilton is close to the railway station and a 25-minute walk from the University. webpage Things To Do in Leeds
Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery (inside Parkinson Building)
Roundhay Park Tropical World at Roundhay Park Kirkstall Abbey and Abbey House Museum Thackray Museum of Medicine The Tetley Comtemporary Art Gallery Henry Moore Gallery Royal Armouries Museum Leeds City Museum Kirkgate Market - One of the largest indoor market in Europe Leeds Heritage Theatre Leeds Playhouse Leeds Jazz Club Leeds Art Gallery and for children (or young-minded adults)
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