Schedule for Day 1

The Schedule

• Day 1 Welcome and opening programme Day 1 programme including registration and the welcome address by Professor Simon Green.
• Day 1 Technical sessions and breaks Presentation sessions were arranged with scheduled breaks.

The opening day of the UKCI 2023 conference programme is structured around registration, a formal welcome address and a first sequence of technical sessions, giving delegates time to settle in before the main body of the meeting begins. The schedule is published as a single clear overview so that attendees can see at a glance which sessions run in parallel, where breaks fall and how the day transitions from plenary contributions to focused discussion of computational intelligence research.

Day 1 combines invited talks, contributed paper presentations and scheduled breaks, with the welcome address delivered by a senior academic leader from the host institution. Presentation slots are arranged with regular intervals between them, which keeps discussion groups manageable and leaves room for informal conversation in the corridors, an aspect of the meeting that many delegates value as highly as the formal sessions themselves.

Because the conference spans several research domains within computational intelligence, the day one timetable is designed to be navigable at short notice. Delegates can move between rooms, pick up coffee and return to the sessions relevant to their own work, while organisers keep announcements and any last-minute timetable changes visible on screen and at registration points throughout the venue.

The first day also serves as an introduction to the wider programme of the conference, including workshops, keynote speakers and the technical tracks that continue into later days. Attendees who wish to present are reminded that accepted papers appear in the published proceedings volume, and that registration, camera-ready formatting and copyright requirements all need attention before the closing sessions conclude.