As ever, we are aiming to put together a programme that is both interesting and entertaining. For this we need your contributions and participation. Contributions are not refereed or moderated in any way; the only reason for you giving a talk is that you think you have something to say that will interest your peers, be it technical (but not too technical, please), political, off-the-wall ideas you want some feedback about,  funding, or just downright contentious.

Each year we aim to have an interactive demonstration session. For this, we will provide a table and invite you to bring bits of hardware that actually do something, and perhaps a poster to explain things. You will also get a short lightning talk slot to introduce your demo. You may also set up an exhibition stand, we will provide a table and you may bring your roll-up banners etc.

If you know how you would want to contribute, you can indicate this on the registration form. If you have already registered, but still want to contribute, or if you have any questions about contributing, please contact Professor Piotr Dudek.

We ask that any slides presented during your talk are provided for inclusion on the UKDF website. These can be emailed to Dr Graeme Bragg