IC2S2 is preceded by a datathon from July 22-25, a day of tutorials on Monday, July 26. It starts Tuesday, July 27, with two externally organized satellites:
- Artificial Emotional Intelligence: Can and should emotions be computed?
organized by the Turing Centre at ETH Zürich - Collective Behavior: What can research on human and non-human animals learn from each other?
organized by the Centre for the Advanced Study of Collective Behaviour at the University of Konstanz
In addition, the Computational Methods Working Group (CMWG) Zurich is organizing a networking and a career event:
- July 13, 17:30-19:00 UTC+2: (online)
People, Research Interests & Methods in CSS - July 20, 17:30-19:00 UTC+2: (online)
A Career in CSS – Dream or Disillusion
panel discussion with Annie Waldherr, Kate Coronges, Pablo Barberá & Pedro Rodriguez
Below is on overview of the conference program structure.
time (conversion) | Wednesday-Saturday |
17:00-20:00 (Sydney) 09:00-12:00 (Zürich) | parallel sessions |
22:00-02:30 (Sydney) 14:00-18:30 (Zürich) 05:00-09:30 (Los Angeles) | daily warmup keynotes panel / poster sessions |
19:00-22:00 (Zürich) 10:00-13:00 (Los Angeles) | rerun parallel sessions |
01:00-05:30 (Zürich) 09:00-13:30 (Sydney) | rerun plenary program |
The conference program will be hosted on iStage, and almost 200 video presentations will be accessible at any time to participants. To foster interaction and discussion, they are bundled in parallel sessions of four presentations each for synchronous watching and subsequent discussion with authors in live session chats. These sessions will be rerun for watch parties in different time zones, to allow live participation in multiple parallel sessions, and to let authors choose their availability in the session chats.
Three poster sessions are hosted on gather.town and accessible from iStage. Posters are displayed in dedicated rooms, and additional meeting space is provided. Poster presenters can linger next to their posters or be contacted directly to explain them to interested participants.
All attendees are expected to comply with the conference code of conduct.