First gVXR User Meeting

October, London — Institute of Physics (IOP) Headquarters

The first gVXR User Meeting will be held in October at the Institute of Physics (IOP) headquarters in London. The meeting will be collocated with IBSim‑4i, as part of the IBSim 2026 programme
(see: https://iop.eventsair.com/ibsim2026/).

About the Meeting

This inaugural gVXR User Meeting is intended to bring together:

• Users of the gVXR framework
• Developers and contributors
• Researchers interested in X‑ray and imaging simulation workflows

The meeting will provide a dedicated forum for discussion, knowledge exchange, and community building around gVXR, while benefiting from the broader IBSim‑4i audience and scientific programme.

Planned Themes

The programme is expected to include:

• An introduction to gVXR, its scope, and ongoing development
• User perspectives and use cases
• Discussion of current challenges and future directions
• Opportunities for interaction and collaboration between users and developers

Call for Participants

The gVXR team invites current users, prospective users, and developers to participate in the first gVXR User Meeting.

Participants are encouraged to contribute by:

• Sharing use cases, workflows, or early experiences with gVXR
• Presenting ongoing or planned research projects that use or could benefit from gVXR
• Taking part in open discussions on usability, features, and future developments
• Engaging with the community to help shape the future direction of gVXR

Contributions may take the form of short presentations or informal discussion inputs. Both experienced users and newcomers are welcome.

Further details regarding participation, registration, and possible contributions will be announced via the IBSim 2026 event channels.

Collocation with IBSim‑4i

By being collocated with IBSim‑4i, the gVXR User Meeting will take place within an established international forum focused on imaging simulation, promoting cross‑disciplinary exchange and wider community engagement.

Looking Forward

This first user meeting represents an important step toward establishing a sustained gVXR user community, supporting collaboration, shared development efforts, and long‑term user engagement.

Additional information, including the final agenda and submission details, will be made available closer to the event.