This conference is an international forum for researchers and practitioners interested in theory and advances in intelligent systems and information technologies as well as applications of artificial intelligence methods. This year, we would like to focus on information technology solutions that support people with special needs. This conference provides a unique opportunity for dialogue and synergy between scientists and engineers from different backgrounds with similar interest. Only original, unpublished papers in the fields mentioned below are invited. Acceptance will be based primarily on originality, scientific merit, novelty, contribution and relevance to the conference scope.
Submission Guidelines

Papers must be written in English and include original material not published or being considered elsewhere. A paper should contain up to 10-12 pages, including graphics, tables, and references. Exceeding this limit may result in the paper being rejected without being sent for review. Manuscripts should be prepared in LaTeX. To prepare a paper, the authors should use a LaTeX class and example document template (ISIT LaTeX Template.zip). Figures should be prepared as bitmap (PNG, JPG) or (preferred) vector format (SVG, PDF, PS).
List of Topics

New methods, theory, and applications of Intelligent Systems
Quantum Inspired Intelligent Systems
Swarm Algorithms
Machine Learning and Cluster Analysis
Nature Inspired Algorithms
Solutions supporting the work and life of people with special needs based on artificial intelligence
Distributed Artificial Intelligence solutions
Genetic Algorithms and Immune Systems
Neural Network and Hybrid Systems
Physiological Modelling, Simulation, and Control
Fuzzy Logic Systems and Soft Computing
Virtual Reality systems supporting life and work of people with special needs.
Virtual Organizations and Multi-Agent Systems
Human-Machine Natural Language Interface and it’s applying for inclusive solutions
Data and Knowledge Mining
Self-Learning Systems and Discoveries
Unmanned Manufacturing and Autonomic Systems
Automatic Understanding and Computer Vision
Web-Intelligent systems for Education and knowledge management of people with special needs
Natural language processing and automatic speech recognition
Supporting the fight against psychological problems and stress
Solutions supporting education in the field of natural and exact sciences
Dedicated knowledge management systems
Self-learning systems
Game-based systems for learning and teaching
Supporting everyday life of people with special needs
navigation and safety support systems
smart buildings and vehicles systems
Smart city solutions
IOT-based systems supporting life and work of the people with special needs

Program Committee

Artur NIEWIADOMSKI - UPH – chairman
Dariusz MIKUŁOWSKI - UPH – cochairman
Stanisław AMBROSZKIEWICZ - UPH
Andrzej BARCZAK - UPH
Ryszard CHORAŚ– UPT
Magdalena KACPRZAK – PB
Mieczysław KŁOPOTEK – IPI PAN
Wiesław MARSZAŁEK - PO
Oliver MORAVCIK - Br
Mirosław PAROL – PW
Joanicjusz NAZARKO - PB
Wojciech PENCZEK - IPI PAN
Waldemar REBIZANT- PWr
Piotr SIENKIEWICZ - WAT
Przemysław SIMIŃSKI – ITTWL
Krzysztof SZKATUŁA – IBS PAN
Piotr ŚWITALSKI - UPH
Jerzy TCHÓRZEWSKI - UPH
Jędrzej TRAJER - SGGW
Anna WAWRZYŃCZAK-SZABAN - UPH
Agnieszka ZBRZEZNY– UWM
Andrzej ZBRZEZNY– UJD

Registration fee

The registration fee should be transferred to the following accounts:

Payment in PLN. Conference Fee: 500 PLN, Bank Pekao S.A. I O. w Siedlcach, ul. Wojskowa 24, 08-110 Siedlce, IBAN: 19 1240 2685 1111 0000 3656 3195 with annotation ISIT2023
Payment in EUR. Conference Fee: 100 EUR, Bank Pekao S.A. I O. w Siedlcach, ul. Wojskowa 24, 08-110 Siedlce, IBAN: PL84 1240 2685 1978 0010 1464 3201, BIC code: PKOPPLPW with annotation ISIT2023

Venue

Siedlce is a beautiful town in the eastern part of the Masovian Province located about 100km east of Warsaw. The history of the city begins 476 years ago when Siedlce received city rights and became an important place at the intersection of two trade routes. Over the years, Siedlce developed and gained in importance, but during World War II half of the city was destroyed. After the war, some of the most beautiful monuments were rebuilt and restored, including the town hall, the church of St. Stanislaus, and Oginski Palace which is currently the seat of the Siedlce University authorities.

For enthusiasts of urban tourism, we recommend a walk around the city along the trail of monuments, visiting the City Museum and the Diocesan Museum, which houses the only El Greco painting in Poland. In the evening, you can go to the cinema or the theater, relax in the sauna and aquapark, and have a tasty dinner in one of the Siedlce restaurants. Lovers of nature, walking and cycling will also be delighted with the wonderful areas around the Lagoon on the Muchawka River, the beautiful Alexandria Park, and the majestic forests surrounding the city.
Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to isit@uph.edu.pl.