Events

Planning an event can feel overwhelming, but with the right steps and tools, you can create a memorable and successful experience. Whether you’re organizing a corporate conference, a wedding, or a community gathering, this event planning guide will help you navigate the event planning process and ensure every detail is covered.

Welcome to the celebrated 9th International Conference on Computational Collective Intelligence (ICCCI 2017) at the University of Cyprus. This esteemed conference stands at the forefront of Computational Collective Intelligence, a notable sub-discipline within Artificial Intelligence emphasizing the importance of soft computing techniques. These methodologies are crucial in facilitating collective decision-making or processing collective knowledge among independent entities in dispersed systems. ICCCI 2017 delves deep into the utilization of these innovative tools in web-based systems, social networks, and multi-agent systems to maintain uniform knowledge bases, navigate discrepancies, and propel informed choices. It serves as the perfect venue for academicians, tech enthusiasts, and innovators keen on Science & Research, Computer & Gadgets, and Startups & Entrepreneurship to converge, exchange ideas, and champion progress in this dynamic sphere. This conference is an unmissable event for those excited to network with peers and discover how Computational Collective Intelligence can lead to ground-breaking solutions in our ever-connected world. Category: Cyprus Tags: Science & Research, Computer & Gadgets, Startups & Entrepreneurship

Elsevier is minimizing the environmental impact of our conferences as we work towards becoming net zero by no later than 2040. Part of this commitment is to ensure that the purpose-driven conferences we organize, not only inspire, and connect people and ideas, but also implement measures to reduce carbon emissions, utilize renewable energy, and limit waste and plastic use. As an organization we are committed to enabling and improving diversity, equity and inclusion, and are working to ensure conference elements, from speakers to accessibility, reflect this commitment.