The 1st International Workshop on Low Carbon Computing (LOCO 2024) will bring together researchers and practitioners with a keen interest in low carbon and sustainable computing. The workshop will provide a forum for sharing new ideas, for presenting ongoing work and early results, as well as for bringing forward well-founded criticism. LOCO 2024 is an ... Read more
This is a workshop for our Learning and Teaching Scholars which will be delivered by Robin Henderson from My Consultants.
The ACM CHI 2025 conference is the premier publication venue in the field of HCI, and Scotland-based researchers are contributing extensively to the programme for the 2025 conference which will be held in Japan in late April. The Pre-CHI day is a chance for the Scottish HCI community to see some of the world-leading research ... Read more
UKCI 2025 (The 24th UK Workshop on Computational Intelligence) will be held in Edinburgh from the 3rd-5th September 2025 at Edinburgh Napier University. The last day to register is the 31st July. We are particularly delighted to welcome this workshop back to Edinburgh – the 1st edition was held at the University of Edinburgh in ... Read more
This workshop will take place at Abertay cyberQuarter on 13 November. Arrival and welcome (tea and coffee) - 9:00 - 10:00 Start of Sessions - 10:00 Workshop will end - 16:00 Submit a presentation proposal or Register your attendance
The IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society is inviting to the 2nd IEEE Subsea Innovation Technologies Workshop to be held at the University of Aberdeen on 23rd and 24th January 2026.
Alongside industry and academic presentations on the latest ocean and subsea technologies and innovations, students, young professionals and women in engineering are particularly encouraged to attend dedicated sessions and participate in the poster competition.
Workshop website, registration ( it is a free event) and abstract submission: https://ieeeukiyp.org/SITW2026/
SICSA's Learning & Teaching Scholars will kick-off the 25/26 cohort with a speed networking event.
Open, consensus-driven technical standards are central to the security, reliability, and global interoperability of the Internet. As the Internet continues to evolve to meet the needs of emerging applications, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) remains one of the most influential venues for shaping their technical foundations.
This workshop is a hands‑on, introductory event designed to help researchers, students, and engineers understand how the IETF works, and how their own research can translate into meaningful standards contributions.
SICSA's Learning & Teaching Scholars will meet to scope scholarship projects.
About This workshop series is a hands-on, team-forming sprint. You will meet potential collaborators, shape a concrete research idea and leave with a realistic plan and division of labour toward a Challenge-Track submission for SSBSE 2026. The SSBSE 2026 Challenge Track explores how Search-Based Software Engineering (SBSE) can optimize agentic AI systems (LLM-powered agents with tools, memory, planning, and ... Read more
About This workshop series is a hands-on, team-forming sprint. You will meet potential collaborators, shape a concrete research idea and leave with a realistic plan and division of labour toward a Challenge-Track submission for SSBSE 2026. The SSBSE 2026 Challenge Track explores how Search-Based Software Engineering (SBSE) can optimize agentic AI systems (LLM-powered agents with tools, memory, planning, and ... Read more