MASTS 2015 - 7th International Workshop on Multi-Agent Systems Technology and Semantics

The seventh Workshop on Multi-Agent Systems Technology and Semantics (MASTS 2015) will bring together researchers and practitioners who are working on or are interested in exploring novel approaches to multi-agent systems development and the use of multi-agent systems technology in building innovative applications.
Following the success of the previous 5 editions of MASTS, the goal of the workshop is to present and discuss ideas and developments related to two converging areas of research and applications, namely multi-agent systems and semantic technology. The workshop aims to focus on issues such as: the semantic role of agents in building complex distributed applications, the collective and cognitive dimensions of the multi-agent systems paradigm, the use of agents in the development and deployment of semantic web services, the utilization of intelligent agents and semantics in the development of ambient intelligence applications. Debates are expected on directions and possibilities of future research in the domain.
MASTS 2015 will be held in conjunction with the 9th International Symposium on Intelligent Distributed Computing (IDC'2015) in Guimarães, Portugal, October 7-9, 2015, http://islab.di.uminho.pt/idc2015/
Call for Papers
The workshop welcomes high-quality papers including, but not limited to the following topics:
Technologies for modeling and development of agent based systems
novel architectures for multiagent systems
semantic based agent interaction protocols and negotiation
multi-agent planning
multi-agent coordination techniques
multi-agent learning
self-organizing multi-agent systems
emerging behaviour in agent systems
Agent systems and semantics
the role of shared ontologies in agent systems
agent systems and Semantic Web technologies
ontologies for agent cooperation and coordination
semantic interoperability
semantic agent communities and applications
Novel agent applications
agents for semantic Web services
agent based systems for ambient intelligence
agent systems for modeling business processes
business processes interoperability based on agents and semantics
agent systems for Grid or cloud computing and the Semantic Grid
agent systems for developing complex applications
conversational agents for innovative applications
Organizers
The Artificial Intelligence and Multi-Agent Systems Laboratory, Department of Computer Science, University Politehnica of Bucharest
The Romanian Association for Artificial Intelligence
The IEEE Romania Section Computational Intelligence Society Chapter