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EMAS 2025
13th International Workshop on Engineering Multi-Agent Systems
Auckland, New Zealand, 19/05/2025–20/05/2025
A key unifying theme underlying Artificial Intelligence is the idea of intelligent software agents able to reason, act, interact, and learn. This metaphor has stimulated much research in AI and particularly in Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems, giving rise to research in agent-oriented software engineering, programming multi-agent systems, and declarative agent languages and technologies.
Matteo Baldoni • Rafael Bordini • Amit Chopra • Andrei Ciortea • Mehdi Dastani • Jürgen Dix • Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni • Brian Logan • Jörg P. Müller • Alessandro Ricci • John Thangarajah • Michael Winikoff • Rym Zalila-Wenkstern
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Matteo Baldoni • Cristina Baroglio • Kayla Boggess • Rafael Bordini • Maiquel de Brito • Rafael C. Cardoso • Amit K. Chopra • Andrei Ciortea • Rem W. Collier • Stefania Costantini • Louise A. Dennis • Babak Esfandiari • Angelo Ferrando • Stéphane Galland • Zahia Guessoum • Jorge J. Gómez-Sanz • James Harland • Vicent Hilaire • Yves Lesperance • Brian Logan • Viviana Mascardi • Eric Matson • Simon Mayer • Roberto Micalizio • Luis Gustavo Nardin • Alessandro Ricci • Sören Schleibaum • Valeria Seidita • Danai Vachtsevanou • Gerhard Weiss • Rym Wenkstern • Michael Winikoff • Yi Yang • Vahid Yazdanpanah • Neil Yorke-Smith • Pian Yu
EXTRAAMAS 2025 @ AAMAS 2025
Oops, I Heard That! Situated Communication with Locality-Aware KQML (paper in proceedings, 2026) — Angelo Ferrando, Andrea Gatti, Viviana Mascardi