Research papers
Original research papers exploring the development, application, and evaluation of foundation and generative models in biometrics; accepted papers will appear in the ECCV Workshops proceedings.
Computer Vision/CORE Unranked
FoundGen-Bio 2026
ECCV 2026 Workshop on Foundation and Generative Models in Biometrics
The ECCV 2026 Workshop on Foundation and Generative Models in Biometrics brings together researchers to explore the application, development, and evaluation of foundation and generative models in biometric recognition, analysis, and security. The workshop focuses on cutting-edge advancements in areas such as deepfake detection, synthetic biometric generation, privacy, and interpretability, with an emphasis on real-world challenges and ethical considerations.
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Research areas in scope
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Topics of interest
Foundation and Generative Models for Biometric RecognitionFoundation and Generative Models for Face, Gesture, and Biometric AnalysisDeepfake Generation and DetectionAttack Generation against Biometric SystemsBiometric Security and Attack DetectionTemplate SecurityLarge Language Models, Reasoning, and Interpretability for BiometricsSelf Supervised Models and Scalable Models for BiometricsGenerating Synthetic Image/Video of Face, Human Body, Fingerprint, Iris, etc.Unlearning and Concept Erasure in foundation and generative modelsPrivacy and Ethical Aspects of Leveraging Foundation Models to Biometrics
Policies worth checking twice
- Papers are limited to 14 pages, including figures and tables, in ECCV 2026 LNCS style; additional pages containing only cited references are allowed.
- Submissions must be anonymized and use the official ECCV 2026 template; non-compliant papers will be rejected without review.
- Review process is double-blind and managed via OpenReview.
- Submissions under review are visible only to assigned program committee members; reviews and responses are not made public.
- Authors may submit supplementary material (e.g., videos, proofs, additional figures), but the main paper must stand alone without relying on it.
- No appendices are permitted in the main submission.
- All authors must create or update their OpenReview profile by the submission deadline.
- Institutional email addresses are recommended for OpenReview registration.
Official sources
Compiled from the official call for papers. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.
Last verified September 9, 2026