Oral Sessions


Oral Sessions at a Glance

May 10th:

1a Simulation and modeling (10:25 - 12:05)
1b Logics for agent systems (10:25 - 12:05)
2a Argumentation and negotiation (13:25 - 15:05)
2b Agent planning and search (13:25 - 15:05)
3a Robotics (15:25 - 16:25)
3b Computational complexity in agent systems (15:25 - 16:25)

May 11th:

4a Learning and evolution (10:25 - 12:05)
4b Cooperation and coordination (10:25 - 12:05)
5a Task and resource allocation (13:25 - 15:05)
5b Ontologies and web services (13:25 - 15:05)
6a Architectures: BDI and MDPs (15:25 - 16:25)
6b Believable agents (15:25 - 16:25)

May 12th:

7a Auctions and electronic markets (10:25 - 12:05)
7b Trust and reputation (10:25 - 12:05)


Instructions for Oral Session Presenters:

Oral presentations of papers at the main conference will have a total of 20 minutes. Please plan to speak for 15 minutes, leaving 5 minutes for discussion and the changeover to the next speaker. Presenters are requested to upload their file to the computer in the presentation room up to 15 minutes before the start of their session. For this purpose, presenters should bring with them a USBstick or CD containing a MS PowerPoint file, PDF file (for Adobe Acrobat 7), or PostScript file (for gsview). For showing videos Windows Media Player and Quicktime will be installed. A "room volunteer" will be there to support the presentation setup. You will NOT be able to use your own laptop for presentations, as there are too many difficulties in changing over machines to make this possible with the tight schedule. The presentation machines will be connected to the Internet, and will run MS Windows XP. Users of Linux/Mac OS are strongly advised to check beforehand that their fonts etc, all display correctly under Windows. Projectors for showing transparencies are in short supply, so any presenter wishing to use one should contact the local organisers well in advance.


May 10th

1a Simulation and modeling (Chair: Paolo Giorgini, May 10th, 10:25 - 12:05)

1b Logics for agent systems (Chair: Alessio Lomuscio, May 10th, 10:25 - 12:05)

2a Argumentation and negotiation (Chair: Nicolas Maudet, May 10th, 13:25 - 15:05)

2b Agent planning and search (Chair: Ed Durfee, May 10th, 13:25 - 15:05)

3a Robotics (Chair: Sven Koenig, May 10th, 15:25 - 16:25)

3b Computational complexity in agent systems (Chair: Jeff Rosenschein, May 10th, 15:25 - 16:25)

May 11th

4a Learning and evolution (Chair: Itsuki Noda, May 11th, 10:25 - 12:05)

4b Cooperation and coordination (Chair: Virginia Dignum, May 11th, 10:25 - 12:05)

5a Task and resource allocation (Chair: Toru Ishida, May 11th, 13:25 - 15:05)

5b Ontologies and web services (Chair: Simon Parsons, May 11th, 13:25 - 15:05)

6a Architectures: BDI and MDPs (Chair: Carles Sierra, May 11th, 15:25 - 16:25)

6b Believable agents (Chair: Barbara Keplicz, May 11th, 15:25 - 16:25)

May 12th

7a Auctions and electronic markets (Chair: Kagan Tumer, May 12th, 10:25 - 12:05)

7b Trust and Reputation (Chair: Ana Bazzan, May 12th, 10:25 - 12:05)