\n AAMAS is the leading scientific conference fo r research in\n autonomous agents and multi agent systems. The AAMAS conference\n serie s was initiated in 2002 by merging three highly re spected\n meetings: the International Confe rence on Multi-Agent Systems\n (ICMAS); the International Workshop on Agent Theories,\n Architectures, and Languages (ATAL); and the Int ernational\n Conference on Autonomous Agent s (AA). The aim of the joint\n conference i s to provide a single, high-profile,\n inte rnationally respected archival forum for scientifi c\n research in the theory and practice of autonomous agents and\n multiagent systems. \n
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\n\n AAMAS 2015, the fourteenth conference in the AA MAS series,\n seeks the submission of analy tical, empirical, methodological,\n technol ogical, and perspective papers. Authors are reques ted\n to pay particular attention to discus sing how their work\n relates to the state of the art in autonomous agents and\n multi agent systems research. In addition to submissions in the\n main track, AAMAS 2015 will be so liciting submissions to four\n special trac ks: Innovative Applications, Robotics, Virtual\n Agents and Humans, and Blue Sky Ideas. Deadl ine for\n submissions: November 12th, 2014. \n
\n\n The AAMAS 2015 Or ganizing Committee also invites proposals for\n the Tutorial and Workshop Programs, both to b e held on 4-5,\n immediately before the tec hnical conference. Tutorials will\n be 2 h ours long, although a few longer tutorials (4 hour s) may\n be accepted. Workshops can vary i n length, but most will be\n one full day i n duration. The AAMAS-2015 Workshop Co-chairs\n ask all workshops to include a tutorial sessi on as well.\n Deadline for tutorial and wor kshop proposal submissions:\n December 1, 2 015.\n
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