Workshops: popular, interactive sessions with expert presentations but also with plenty of time for the audience to debate the latest controversial industry topics.
Taking place: Sunday 1 October
Poster session: papers are presented in the form of a large poster, and there is the opportunity to discuss the work directly with the author, offering a more intimate and detailed interaction than would be possible in a regular, oral session.
Taking place: Sunday 1 October
Outreach talk: A talk on a broad aspect of interest, to which the general public, school and University groups will also be invited to attend. This year’s Outreach talk is on the James Webb Space Telescope.
Taking place: Monday 2 October at 5.30pm
Oral sessions: papers are presented using slides, with time for a few questions at the end. Regular papers get a 15 minute slot, whereas invited talks have 30 mins and a tutorial paper has one hour.
Taking place: throughout the week
Rump session: a highly interactive and often opinionated debate between audience and a small panel on current industry hot topics.
Taking place: Tuesday 3 October at 5:15pm
Special sessions: Sessions with distinct approaches, such as the ‘Hack Your Research!’ or focusing on specific or tangential topics, or aspects of career development. Often organised by other institutions or groups.
Taking place: throughout the week
Post deadline session: This session showcases the very latest breaking work from the industry and academia. Selection for this session is highly competitive, and will be well-attended – make sure you take your seat early!
Taking place: Thursday 5 October at 1:30pm
Platinum sponsor
Huawei
Founded in 1987, Huawei is a leading global provider of information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure and smart devices. We have 207,000 employees and operate in over 170 countries and regions, serving more than three billion people around the world. We are committed to bringing digital to every person, home and organization for a fully connected, intelligent world.
