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-The focus of the workshop will be comparing perturbation theory methods vs. AI methods, and discussing their pros and cons. An accurate schedule will be provided soon: we expect to have a review talk + ~3 talks in the morning, and discussion session + talks in the afternoon.
+The focus of the workshop will be comparing perturbation theory methods vs. AI methods, and discussing their pros and cons. The workshop will have a review talk in the morning, followed by a coffee break of 1 hour to allow discussion between participants. Lunch will be at the conference venue, and will last 1 hour and a half, again to give time to participants to discuss. We have created a <a href="https://app.sli.do/event/mS4s4kqHqoxGeWEYGoJUpN">slido</a> where participants can ask, vote and then answer questions in an interactive way.
 
-Moreover, we will have short demos from students for likelihood sampling methods and Simulation Based Inference, that will take place around lunch time.
+We will have short demos from students for likelihood sampling methods and perturbation theory methods that will take place around lunch time, for the interested participants.
 
-We ensure that everyone will have get a chance to talk. This holds also for students, who might need to show they gave a presentation in order to claim reimbursement from their home institutions. (It is possible though that the duration of the talks for students will be short.)
+More talks by senior and junior researchers, postdocs and students will take place in the morning and afternoon. For students, talks have the form of a gong show of 6 minutes, in order to allow to every participant the possibility to talk, given time constraints and number of participants.
 
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