Program at a Glance
The scientific program of the 13th AIC International Congress ran October 16–20, 2017 at ICC Jeju, Korea, bringing together keynote and invited speakers across the field of color science and technology.
Congress Schedule
The congress program spanned five days, from October 16 through October 20, 2017, hosted at ICC Jeju on Jeju Island. Sessions covered keynote addresses, invited talks, and award presentations within the broader program structure established by the Local Organizing Committee, the Korean Society of Color Studies.
Speakers & Award Speech
Keynote Speakers
The program featured a dedicated line-up of keynote speakers presenting on advances in color research and technology, as listed within the official congress program.
Invited Speakers
A roster of invited speakers contributed specialized talks alongside the keynote sessions, broadening the scope of topics addressed during the congress.
Award Speech
An award speech segment was included in the program, recognizing contributions within the color science and studies community.
Program Structure
The overall schedule was organized as a "Program at a Glance" overview, outlining the sequence of sessions across the five congress days.
Related Pages
For submission timelines connected to presentations featured in this program, see the submission guidelines. Return to the home page for a general overview of the congress.
The scientific program of the 13th AIC International Congress offered a comprehensive exploration of color across multiple disciplines, bringing together researchers, designers, and industry professionals from around the world. Over five days at the ICC Jeju convention center, attendees engaged with keynote addresses and invited lectures that covered both fundamental color science and cutting-edge technological advances. The program was carefully structured by the local organizing committee to include oral and poster sessions, allowing participants to share recent findings and emerging methodologies. Special award presentations recognized significant contributions to the field, while the breadth of topics reflected color's expanding role in digital media, design practice, and cultural heritage.
Beyond the formal sessions, the congress program incorporated cultural and social events that highlighted Jeju Island's unique character as the host location. Participants had opportunities to experience local color traditions and natural landscapes that enriched the academic discussions taking place inside the venue. The schedule balanced concentrated scientific exchange with moments for informal networking, fostering collaborations that extended beyond the congress itself. Exhibition spaces and sponsor presentations provided additional avenues for learning about new tools and technologies in color science, making the overall program a well-rounded experience for everyone involved in the study and application of color.