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Adds the programme to /ai-metascience/, replacing the "full programme will be available here in early September" placeholder.

Intended to merge on 2 September, which is the date the registration announcement gave. Holding it until then leaves room to absorb any further withdrawals.

What is on the page

Day, half-day, session, talk title, speaker. 32 accepted submissions plus the two invited talks, in running order. Clicking a talk opens its abstract in a modal.

What is deliberately not on it

No clock times. Presenter availability was never collected, so every slot is inferred from a submitted time zone and is still being confirmed. One reply moves everything after it in its session. Day plus morning or afternoon is what a reader in another time zone needs in order to decide whether to register. Times land on 10 September, as the page says.

How the block is maintained

Everything between <!-- PROGRAMME:START --> and <!-- PROGRAMME:END --> is generated by build/public_programme.py in the (private) submission-review repo, from the same records the committee decided on. It refuses to build unless every accepted submission appears exactly once, so the page cannot drift from the decisions. Rerunning it on 10 September replaces the block in place.

Everything outside the markers — the CSS and the section intro — is hand-written and safe to edit here.

Notes

  • One accepted talk (Boero, Declarative, Neurosymbolic Systematic Reviews) was withdrawn after the decisions went out and is left off.
  • The layout went through a design pass: session headings outweigh talk titles, the day/half-day/session rhythm is separated, each row carries a chevron saying it opens something, rows meet the 44px touch target, and a long abstract scrolls inside the dialog rather than running off a phone screen. The 375px rendering has not been eyeballed — worth a look in the staging render.

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Replaces the "programme coming in early September" placeholder with the
sessions and the talks in each, in running order.

No clock times and no abstracts: presenter availability was never collected,
so every slot is still being confirmed with the authors. One reply moves
everything after it in its session, and a day plus morning or afternoon is
what a reader in another time zone needs in order to decide. Times and
abstracts follow on 10 September.

The block between the PROGRAMME markers is generated by
build/public_programme.py in the submission-review repo, which reads the same
submission records the committee decided on. Rerun it to refresh the block.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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👍 All image files/references (if any) are in webp format, in line with our policy.

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📝 Spell Check Results

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Staging Deployment Status

This PR has been successfully deployed to staging as part of an aggregated deployment.

Deployed at: 2026-09-02 22:22:19 UTC
Staging URL: https://staging.forrt.org

The staging site shows the combined state of all compatible open PRs.

LukasWallrich and others added 8 commits August 29, 2026 00:37
Every talk row opens its abstract in a modal, so the page carries the full
content rather than a list of titles. The abstracts come from the same
submission records the committee decided on.

Layout, after a design pass:
- Session headings now outweigh talk titles, so the page can be read by
  session rather than talk by talk.
- Vertical rhythm separates day, half-day and session instead of running them
  together.
- A chevron on each row says it opens something; hovering no longer shifts the
  text sideways.
- Rows are at least 44px tall, the half-day label meets contrast, and a long
  abstract scrolls inside the dialog instead of running off a phone screen.

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…iew and programme

The generated programme block is styled with CSS only, so the build script
in the submission-review repo needs no change. Talk titles use the site
link colour to show they open the abstract.

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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CgrBfhmD8tnz31EGkzbmMR
Almarzouq, Helmy and Yamada rewrote their abstracts after the committee asked
for more detail; Helmy's talk is retitled "The FOCUS Framework: Ten Simple
Rules...". Peder Isager is at Oslo New University College.

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