Theoretical physicist Dr. Daniel Coumbe, formerly of the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen, delivers a talk entitled "Anomaly: Searching for a Black Swan Event". Dr. Coumbe's presentation is based on his new book, published early in 2023: "Anomaly: A Scientific Exploration of the UFO Phenomenon".

Prof. Kevin Knuth, theoretical physicist at SUNY Albany, former NASA scientist and lead researcher at UAPx, presents on the evidence for, and logic behind, the frequently-discussed hypothesis that some UAP are advanced, non-human technology. His presentation is entitled "Evidence Suggesting That Some UAPs Are Advanced Non-Human Craft".

Dr. Teodorani presents his study of physical observations of various UAP made over the decades, which provides a fascinating basis upon which we might inquire into how some of these phenomena move in the extraordinary ways that they sometimes do. His talk is entitled "Testing the Possible Propulsion Mechanism of UAPs".

STELLAR – International Observatory of Anomalous Phenomena – presents on their group and on a very interesting (and controversial) UAP case they investigated, known to many as an event of religious significance.

Former NASA scientist Dr. Silvano Colombano presents his talk entitled "A Machine Learning Methodology for Filtering and Classifying Unformatted Natural Language Reports", which discusses a crucial component of any study and vetting of UAP incident reports.

Dr. Haqq-Misra of the Blue Marble Science Institute discusses the dangers to scientific research on UAP which popular conceptions pose. His talk is entitled "Popular Conceptions of Unidentified Flying Objects Can Undermine Scientific Inquiry".

Prof. Matthew Szydagis discusses UAPx's "initial preliminary" results from their first extended expedition to gather data relevant to the empirical investigation of UAP. His talk is entitled "The Preliminary/Initial Results from The First Expedition of UAPx".

UFODATA board member, and project controller for the European Space Agency (ESA) Philippe Ailleris discusses current and future efforts at instrumented observations of UAP in a talk entitled "Studying Anomalous Aerospace Phenomena in the Field: The History, Lessons and Future Prospects of Instrumented Projects".