Registration

Note for authors. Registration was required for camera-ready submission. Full submission guidance, including page limits and templates, is set out on the Submissions page.

Registration for UKCI 2023, the 22nd UK Workshop on Computational Intelligence, was handled through the Aston University conferences and events store using the dedicated listing for the workshop. Visitors were directed to choose that specific listing rather than searching the wider store, since several events shared the same host venue. The store page summarised the event and its context before attendees proceeded to the registration form, helping delegates confirm they had reached the correct event before providing their details.

To register, delegates completed the form on the store page and selected the registration option appropriate to them, then confirmed attendance as a final step. A completed registration was required before a camera-ready paper could be submitted, meaning the process linked registration directly to the publication track for accepted contributions. The sequence of form completion, option selection and confirmation ensured that the organising committee held accurate attendee records for planning the technical programme, workshop sessions and other scheduled activities across the days of the event.

Authors were given a specific note regarding registration and the camera-ready submission stage, clarifying that registration had to be completed first and that papers would be published in the Springer proceedings volume on advances in computational intelligence. Guidance also covered inclusion, formatting and copyright requirements, so accepted authors understood the standards expected of their final manuscripts. Publication details were shared with registered delegates, who received access to the proceedings once the volume became available.

UKCI 2023 was hosted at Aston University and organised by an international programme and organising committee of academics, researchers and practitioners working across computational intelligence and related domains. The workshop brought together experts, researchers and students from industry, academia and government to discuss current and future topics, share technical work and debate open challenges. Beyond the main conference days, the schedule included keynote speakers, contributed papers and a dedicated workshop, providing a platform for delegates to meet, exchange ideas and build collaborations.