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Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester NY
June 16 - 18, 2025


Gather with your friends and color colleagues for three days of fascinating keynotes, thought-provoking presentations, hands-on workshops, short courses, field trips, and special events.

Connect around a multitude of color topics, get feedback on your current work, explore adjacent interests and spark ideas in a way unique to this multi-disciplinary conference. 

Network with your peers - old and new - in the stimulating environment of RIT and the Munsell Color Science Lab.

Learn from attendees from around the world and from across the spectrum of color disciplines including Science, Industry, Education, Art & Design.

A perfect blend of learning, innovation, and community building for anyone passionate about color!

We invite you to join us in June!  



      

Technology

  • Data Visualization
  • Astronomical Imaging
  • Color Appearance Models
  • Color Notation


     

Design

  • Accessibility
  • Wayfinding
  • Infographics
  • Storytelling
  • Environmental Color
  • Safety


     

Culture

  • Meaning and Symbolism
  • Color and Identity
  • Trademarks
  • History


     

Nature

  • Survival
  • Health
  • Natural Phenomena
  • Geography



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Rochester Institute of Technology

Rochester Institute of Technology is uniquely suited to host this ISCC meeting. The expertise and programs at RIT span art and design, color science and imaging, film and animation, printing, and much more. There has been long-term color research presence, celebrated in 2023 with the 40th Anniversary of the Munsell Color Science Laboratory.

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Rochester, New York

Rochester, NY is a long-term incubator in color, demonstrated by the historic contributions of Eastman Kodak, Xerox Corporation, and many others. Culturally, Rochester played important roles in the movements for abolition and women's suffrage. Culture is still important here, as shown by a thriving downtown music and theater scene. Today, Rochester is still home to world class industrial research and entrepreneurship in many fields related to color, particularly color imaging.

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Thank you to our all-volunteer team for Color Impact 2025:
Maggie Maggio, Co-Chair, Program
Dave Wyble, Co-Chair, Site
Paul Centore, Conference Treasurer
Bill Fischer, Afternoon Courses
Jean Hoskin, Publicity
Jennifer Kruschwitz, Science Museum Reception
Nader Sadoughi, Social Media and Website
Sandra Sampson, Pre-Conference Workshops
Rachel Schwen, Morning Program
Karen Triedman, Color Exhibition
Amy Woolf, Website

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