The European Workshop on Computational Geometry (EuroCG) is an annual, informal workshop that combines a strong scientific tradition with a friendly and informal atmosphere. The workshop is a forum where established researchers and students can meet, discuss their work, present their results, and establish scientific collaborations. The goal is to present recent results and to identify and explore directions for future research.
2026 | Hagen, Germany |
2025 | Liblice, Czech Republic |
2024 | Ioannina, Greece |
2023 | Barcelona, Spain |
2022 | Perugia, Italy |
2021 | St. Petersburg, Russia (virtual) |
2020 | Würzburg, Germany (virtual) |
2019 | Utrecht, The Netherlands |
2018 | Berlin, Germany |
2017 | Malmö, Sweden |
2016 | Lugano, Switzerland |
2015 | Ljubljana, Slovenia |
2014 | Dead Sea, Israel |
2013 | Braunschweig, Germany |
2012 | Assisi, Italy |
2011 | Morschach, Switzerland |
2010 | Dortmund, Germany |
2009 | Brussels, Belgium |
2008 | Nancy, France |
2007 | Graz, Austria |
2006 | Delphi, Greece |
2005 | Eindhoven, The Netherlands |
2004 | Seville, Spain |
2003 | Bonn, Germany |
2002 | Warsaw, Poland |
2001 | Berlin, Germany |
2000 | Eilat, Israel |
1999 | Antibes, France |
1998 | Barcelona, Spain |
1997 | Würzburg, Germany |
1996 | Münster, Germany |
1995 | Linz, Austria |
1994 | Santander, Spain |
1993 | Hagen, Germany |
1992 | Utrecht, The Netherlands |
1991 | Bern, Switzerland |
1990 | Siegen, Germany |
1989 | Freiburg, Germany |
1988 | Würzburg, Germany |
1985 | Karlsruhe, Germany |
1984 | Bern, Switzerland |
1983 | Zürich, Switzerland |
EuroCG does not have proceedings. The abstracts of accepted presentations are available on the website of the corresponding year, and are also collected here for archival purposes. These abstracts should be regarded as preprints.
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Not all books of abstracts have been archived. In case you have any books that are not archived here, the IT Committee would welcome contributions!