Call for Papers

For the submission instructions, page limits, templates and the submission link, see Paper Submission.

The call for papers for the 22nd UK Workshop on Computational Intelligence invited original research contributions spanning the theory, methods and applications of computational intelligence. The workshop has become a long-standing meeting point for researchers, students and practitioners working at the intersection of intelligent algorithms and real-world problems, and it typically sits within an annual programme of technical sessions, keynote talks and collaborative discussion around a shared venue.

Topics of interest covered the wider field of computational intelligence, with suggested themes including neural networks and deep learning, evolutionary computation, swarm intelligence and collective behaviour, fuzzy systems and soft computing, reinforcement learning and planning, genetic programming and optimisation, data mining and machine learning, and the application of computational intelligence in robotics. The breadth of the list reflects the interdisciplinary nature of the field, where ideas from biological inspiration, statistical learning and intelligent control continue to converge.

Contributing authors were given guidance on preparing submissions, including formatting requirements, publication arrangements, copyright considerations and the review process, with accepted papers expected to appear in the workshop proceedings. The call also extended beyond formal papers, encouraging delegates to register and attend, to submit position or workshop material, and to present current work in progress to an audience drawn from academia, industry and government.

The workshop programme was organised by an organising committee of colleagues in the field, chaired by a well-known researcher in computational intelligence, with a wider programme of keynote speakers, invited speakers and contributing authors shaping the technical sessions. Beyond the formal schedule, the event aimed to provide a platform where experts from different domains can meet, discuss current and future topics, and take advantage of the opportunity to exchange ideas with peers across the community.