This volume presents the latest advancements in Genetic Programming from the 28th European Conference. The 10 full papers and 5 short papers included were carefully selected from 27 submissions, reflecting the current state of research in a field that seeks to automate the creation of computer programs. The universality of computer programs and their importance across numerous aspects of life present an exceptionally ambitious challenge with far-reaching implications.

This collection of papers represents the proceedings of a significant European conference in the field of Genetic Programming. The selection process, involving careful review of submissions, suggests a focus on current and relevant research within the discipline. The topics covered are expected to reflect the ongoing advancements and challenges in automating the creation of computer programs, a field with broad and impactful applications.