Meet and Mingle 2023
Adelaide SA (2 days)
Conference Venue – Adelaide Convention Centre https://www.adelaidecc.com.au/
Meet and Mingle at Dinner (Light ADL) – https://www.lightadl.com.au/
Accommodation – The Playford Adelaide, 120 North Terrace
| Time | Length | Session Name | Description |
| DAY 1 | |||
| 8-30 am | 45 mins | Networking breakfast | Foyer space of the Panorama Rooms, Adelaide Convention Centre |
| 9-30 am | 15 min | Introduction | MC intro – Meet Sonia Bluhm (scientell.com.au)
Acknowledgement of Country Housekeeping |
| 9-45 am | 45 min | CSIRO Leadership Welcome | FSP Leadership Team – Cecile Paris, Aaron Quigley, Andrew Reeson and Helen Hicks
Special guest speaker – Bronwyn Fox (Chief Scientist CSIRO) Tribute to our colleague and friend – Simon Barry |
| 10-30 am | 30 mins | Short break | |
| 11-00 am | 60 mins | Pitching
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Meet our Early Career Researchers and enjoy their pitch presentations which will share their science passions and how these relate to the Collaborative Intelligence FSP and CSIRO challenges.
Jess Irons Yanran Jiang Ronal Singh Sidra Sidra (Includes Q&A) |
| 12-00 pm | 1 hour | Lunch connections | |
| 1-00 pm | 90 mins | Better Together – Session 1
The science to help people and machines be better together |
Our research presentations – highlighting commonality and successes across CSIRO Business Units.
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| 2-30 pm | 30 mins | Short break | |
| 3 pm | 60 mins | Key Note | Susan Cockshell – Includes Q&A
Susan works within the weapons and combat systems division for the Defence Science & Technology Organisation. She has been involved with the organisation for 18 years focussing on integrating human needs and requirements into acquisition projects and conducting user-centred design for systems and operations rooms. You can read more about Susan here |
| 4 pm | 15 mins | Close | MC |
| From 6pm – An evening mingle with CINTEL – Light ADL (Host – Sonia Bluhm/Helen Hicks) | |||
| DAY 2 | |||
| 8 am | 45 mins | Networking Breakfast | Foyer space of the Panorama Rooms, Adelaide Convention Centre |
| 9 am | 15 min | Welcome back | MC – Meet Sonia Bluhm (scientell.com.au)
Reflection on Day 1 Any housekeeping |
| 9 -15 am | 60 mins | Pitching | Meet our Early Career Researchers and enjoy their pitch presentations which will share their science passions and how these relate to the Collaborative Intelligence FSP and CSIRO challenges.
Zhuowei Wang Pascal Hirsch Fatameh Jalalvand Patrick Cooper
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| 10 -15 am | 30 mins | Short Break | |
| 10 – 45 am | 75 mins | Better Together – Session 2
The science to help people and machines be better together |
Our research presentations – highlighting commonality and successes across CSIRO Business Units.
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| 12 midday | 1 hour | Lunch connections | |
| 1pm | 75 mins | Better Together – Session 2
The science to help people and machines be better together |
Our research presentations – highlighting commonality and successes across CSIRO Business Units.
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| 2-15 | 15 mins | Short Break | |
| 2-30pm | 60 mins | Key Note | Ben Shneiderman
“Human-Centered AI: Ensuring Human Control While Increasing the Level of Automation. Session includes Live Q&A Ben Shneiderman is a Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Computer Science, Founding Director (1983-2000) of the Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory, and a member of the Institute for Advanced Computer Studies at the University of Maryland, College Park. According to Google Scholar he is the most cited faculty member at the University of Maryland College Park. He was elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering in 2010 in recognition of his pioneering contributions to human-computer interaction and information visualization. His contributions include the direct manipulation concept, which led to clickable highlighted web-links, the ubiquitous touchscreen keyboards on mobile devices, dynamic query sliders for data exploration, and a patent for photo tagging. His work on information visualization led to the widely used treemaps (treemap history, treemap art project), novel network visualizations for NodeXL, and temporal event sequence analysis for electronic health records with EventFlow. You can read more about Ben at Ben Shneiderman (umd.edu) |
| 3-30 pm | 30 mins | Close and next steps | MC – FSP Leadership Team |