Call for Papers for HAPTEX\'07 VR Workshop On Haptic and Tactile Perception of Deformable Objects 24 October 2007 - Leibnizhaus Hannover, Germany Web Page: http://www.gdv.uni-hannover.de/hcw07 HAPTEX - \"HAPtic sensing of virtual TEXtiles\" - is a research project funded under the Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) Programme of the European Union (FP6/IST). Within the framework of this project, the Division of Computer Graphics of the Leibniz Universität Hannover (Welfenlab) organizes a workshop on haptic and tactile perception. This year it is held together with the Cyberworlds 2007 International Conference. A second workshop on this conference will focus on \"New Advances in Shape Analysis and Geometric Modeling\". Topics of Interest - Human-Computer Interaction - Simulating the touch, the hearing and the vision in virtual worlds - Multimodal interaction system for presenting deformable materials - Presenting haptic feedback in multimodal interaction - Hardware for haptic/tactile interaction in virtual worlds - Haptic/tactile rendering - Modeling dynamics of deformable objects for haptic/tactile feedback - Dynamic simulation of soft tissues/deformable objects including textiles - Perception of material using haptic feedback - Applications of haptic/tactile interfaces for soft/deformable objects All accepted papers will appear in the conference proceedings. The best papers will be published in a special issue of \"The Visual Computer\". All submissions will be peer reviewed. Papers in English containing original and unpublished results are solicited. To find out more on the HAPTEX\'07 submission details, see http://www.gdv.uni-hannover.de/events/hcw07/papers/call_for_papers_haptex_2007/index.php For more information about the HAPTEX project, please see: http://haptex.miralab.unige.ch Important Dates: Paper Due 1 May 2007 Notice of Acceptance 4 June 2007 Registration 15 July 2007 Camera Ready 2 August 2007 Cyberworlds Conference 24-27 October 2007 Program and Workshop Co-Chairs HAPTEX\'07 Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann, University of Geneva Franz-Erich Wolter, Leibniz Universität Hannover