Download CFP for EUMAS2026

EUMAS 2026 welcomes original, unpublished papers including improved versions of extended abstracts or (revised) rejected papers from AAMAS, AAAI and IJCAI-ECAI 2026. The submission should describe work that has not been previously published, accepted for publication, nor is currently under review by another conference or journal.

All submissions will be peer-reviewed in a single blind fashion. Submission length depends upon the track that you submit to. Additional pages may be used for references and, if needed, a clearly marked appendix. It should be formatted according to Springer’s LNCS format. For templates and instructions for authors, see Conference proceedings guidelines. Authors must submit their papers through the OpenReview submission site as a single PDF file.

This year, EUMAS is accepting submissions across the following tracks:

• Main Track (15 pages + references)

  Engineering Multi-Agent Systems (Agent Architectures, Agent Programming Languages, Agent Development Methodologies and Tools, Agent-oriented Software Engineering, Action and Planning, Biologically Inspired Approaches, Semantic Web Agents, Socio-technical Systems)
  Coordination, Organizations, Institutions, Norms and Ethics (Agent Organizations and Institutions, Communication, Cooperation and Coordination, Collective Intentionality, Trust and Reputation, Negotiation, Computational Social Choice, Ethical Behavior of Multi-Agent Systems, Electronic Commerce, Applications of Multi-Agent Systems, Argumentation, Automated Negotiation, Economic Models, Voting and Judgment, Aggregation Models, Game-Theoretic Methods, Self-organization, Theories of Agency, Emergent Behaviour)
  Multi-Agent Based Simulation (Agent-Based Simulations and Modeling, Agents and Complex Systems, Social Networks)
  Knowledge Representation, Reasoning and Verification for MAS (Logics for Multi-Agent Systems, Logics for Strategic Reasoning, Verification, Formal Modelling)
  Learning in Multi-Agent Systems (Adaptation and Learning, Cognitive Models, Deep Reinforcement Learning in Multi-Agent Domains, Use of Machine Learning in Agents and Multi-Agent Systems)
  Explainable MAS (Multi-agent Architectures for Explainable Planning, XAI, Explainable Negotiation Protocols and Strategies, Explainable User/Agent Profiling)
  MAS for Robotic Systems and Control (Machine Learning for Multi-Agent Systems, Multi-Robot Systems, Collective and Swarm Intelligence)
  Human-Centric MAS (Human-Agent Interaction, Virtual Agents, LLM-Powered AI Agents).

• Agent Toolkits Community Session (15 pages + reference)

  This track aims to provide a forum for researchers that are involved in developing agent / MAS toolkits and platforms, or that are using them for the development of applications, to exchange ideas, make proposals, suggest challenges, reports interesting use cases and so on - any aspect that could be of interest in the engineering and using Agent Toolkits.

• Demonstrators (5 pages + references)

  This track aims to provide opportunities for participants from academia and industry to present their latest developments in agent-based systems. Demonstrations of interest include both applications of multi-agent systems and tools that support developers in the specification, design, implementation and testing of agent systems.

• Bucharest 2025  
• Dublin 2024  
• Naples 2023  
• Düsseldorf 2022  
• Israel 2021 (online)
• Thessaloniki 2020
• Bergen 2018
• Evry 2017
• Valencia 2016
• Athens 2015
• Prague 2014
• Toulouse 2013
• Dublin 2012
• Maastricht 2011
• Paris 2010
• Ayia Napa 2009
• Bath 2008
• Hammamet 2007
• Lisbon 2006
• Brussels 2005
• Barcelona 2004
• Oxford 2003