Day 3 at a glance
- Date: 8 September 2023
- Sessions: four technical sessions
- Keynote: Keynote #3
- Breaks: scheduled between sessions
- Venue: Aston University
General Chair for UKCI 2023 was Nitin Naik. Registration covered all technical sessions, the gala dinner and the proceedings.
UKCI 2023 Day 3 formed the concluding part of the conference programme, continuing the structured combination of technical sessions, discussion, and keynote contributions established across the event. Held at Aston University on 8 September 2023, the day offered delegates a carefully sequenced opportunity to engage with current research and wider perspectives in computational intelligence. The schedule balanced morning and afternoon sessions with intervals for coffee and reflection, creating space for both focused presentation and informal exchange among participants.
The programme for Day 3 comprised four technical sessions alongside Keynote #3, with scheduled breaks separating the main periods of activity. Each technical session was designed around paper presentations and discussion, reflecting the conference emphasis on sharing recent advances and encouraging dialogue across fields. This format allowed delegates to compare approaches, question assumptions, and consider how emerging computational intelligence methods might address contemporary problems in academia, industry, and government.
Keynote contributions on Day 3 were drawn from the invited speakers featured on the conference keynote speakers page. These appearances complemented the peer-led technical sessions by placing broader themes and longer-term questions at the centre of the day. As with the earlier conference days, the mixture of keynote insight and contributed research helped create a programme of both depth and breadth, supporting the stated aim of providing a platform where experts can meet, discuss current and future topics, and engage across domains.
UKCI 2023 was hosted at Aston University and organised around the participation of researchers, practitioners, and interested delegates from multiple communities. The event also provided a route for paper submission, registration, and publication of accepted work in conference proceedings, with details and requirements communicated separately for authors and participants. The overall design of the three-day programme encouraged sustained engagement, combining scheduled sessions, invited perspectives, and open discussion in a professional and inclusive academic setting.
Related information
Author guidance, including page limits for regular and short papers, appears on the Submissions page. Details of the organising and technical programme committees are on the People page.
Registration details for delegates are on the Registration page.