Day 2 running order
The second day of the 22nd UK Workshop on Computational Intelligence follows the pattern established on Day 1: an opening keynote, four technical sessions with breaks between them, and the workshop programme continuing at Aston University.
| Time | Item | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Morning | Keynote #2 | Invited keynote presentation as part of the Day 2 programme. |
| Session | Session 1 | First technical session of the day. |
| Break | Interval | Coffee and networking break. |
| Session | Session 2 | Second technical session of the day. |
| Break | Interval | Refreshment break between sessions. |
| Session | Session 3 | Third technical session of the day. |
| Break | Interval | Refreshment break between sessions. |
| Session | Session 4 | Fourth technical session, closing the Day 2 programme. |
Day 2 of the UKCI 2023 programme mirrors the structure introduced on Day 1, opening with a keynote address before moving into a sequence of technical sessions separated by short breaks. The schedule for Thursday 7 September 2023 sets out a clear running order across the day, giving delegates an easy view of when talks begin, where they take place and how the morning and afternoon divide. Four technical sessions anchor the programme, with Keynote #2 listed among them as the invited address for the day.
Technical sessions form the core of the second day's programme, each one giving accepted authors a focused slot to present work on computational intelligence topics to fellow researchers. Rather than a single broad track, the running order divides the day into successive blocks so that participants can follow a coherent sequence of presentations. Breaks sit between sessions, offering time for discussion, informal questions and the kind of exchange that often continues well beyond the allotted minutes.
UKCI 2023 takes place at Aston University, and the Day 2 programme continues at the same venue established on the opening day. Holding the workshop on a single campus throughout means delegates can move between rooms between sessions without travelling, keeping the schedule dense but manageable. The full Day 1 and Day 2 listings are published together, so attendees can review the complete conference programme in advance and plan which sessions matter most to their own work.
The 22nd UK Workshop on Computational Intelligence exists to bring together experts, researchers and practitioners across the fields that computational intelligence covers, from academic contributors to colleagues from industry and government. The programme reflects that mix by combining invited keynote addresses with contributed technical papers, allowing invited speakers and accepted authors to share the stage. Delegates are encouraged to submit topics of current and future interest, and the resulting schedule offers a broad cross-section of the subject areas under discussion.
Submissions to UKCI 2023 were reviewed before acceptance, with accepted papers published in the proceedings volume associated with the workshop, subject to the formatting and copyright requirements set out for authors. Contributors who registered in time were listed among the delegates and authors appearing in the programme, and their work forms part of the technical sessions running across both days. Anyone interested in presenting, submitting or attending future editions can follow the general contact and submission guidance published with the conference information.
Session format
Contributions to the workshop were submitted as regular papers of up to 12 pages, or short papers of up to 6 pages, and presented within the technical sessions of the three-day programme.
- Session 1 to Session 4 run through the working day of 7 September 2023.
- Keynote #2 forms the invited highlight of the day.
- Short breaks separate each block of technical presentations.
Details of the keynote speakers and their abstracts are listed on the Keynote Speakers page, and the general conference programme is available on the Conference Programme page.
