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AAMAS 2020 Program Committee AAMAS 2020 Program Committee Aamir Ahmad (Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Lars Braubach (Bremen University of Applied Systems) Sciences) Reza Ahmadzadeh (University of Massachusetts) Robert Bredereck (TU Berlin) Stephane Airiau (Université Paris Dauphine) Qingpeng Cai (Alibaba Group) Nirav Ajmeri (North Carolina State University) Davide Calvaresi (HES-SO) Shaull Almagor (Technion) Rafael Cardoso (University of Liverpool) Mohammad Al-Zinati (Jordan University of Science Sofia Ceppi (PROWLER.io) and Technology) Mithun Chakraborty (National University Sachiyo Arai (Chiba University) of Singapore) Ricardo Araujo (Federal University of Pelotas) Hau Chan (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) James Archbold (University of Warwick) Archie Chapman (University of Queensland) Vincenzo Auletta (Université di Salerno) Haipeng Chen (Dartmouth College) Tim Baarslag (CWI) Yingke Chen (Teesside University) Flavien Balbo (Ecole des Mines Saint-Etienne) Yun Kuen Cheung (Singapore University Jacopo Banfi (Cornell University) of Technology and Design) Forrest Bao (Iowa State University) Ricardo Choren (Military Institute of Engineering) Nathanaël Barrot (Riken, AIP center, Kyushu Jen Jen Chung (ETH Zürich) University) Robin Cohen (University of Waterloo) Johan Barthelemy (University of Wollongong) Joe Collennette (University of Liverpool) Nicola Basilico (University of Milan) Flavio S Correa da Silva (Universidade de São Paulo) Dorothea Baumeister (Heinrich-Heine-Universität David Corsar (Robert Gordon University) Düsseldorf) Ágnes Cseh (Hungarian Academy of Sciences) Khaled Belahcene (Université de Technologie de Aleksander Czechowski (Delft University of Compiègne) Technology) Nawal Benabbou (LIP6, Sorbonne University) Celia da Costa Pereira (Université Côte d'Azur) Jonathan Ben-Naim (CNRS, Université de Toulouse) Bruno C. da Silva (Federal University of Rio Grande Vittorio Bilò (Université del Salento) do Sul) Georgios Birmpas (University of Oxford) Fabiano Dalpiaz (Utrecht University) Filippo Bistaffa (IIIA-CSIC) Gianlorenzo D'Angelo (Gran Sasso Science Institute) Stefano Bistarelli (University of Perugia) Michael Dann (RMIT University) Sebastien Blandin (IBM Research) Raj Dasgupta (U.S. Naval Research Laboratory) Kenneth Bogert (University of North Carolina Richard Dazeley (Deakin University) Asheville) Ronald de Haan (University of Amsterdam) Thomas Bolander (Technical University of Denmark) Dave de Jonge (IIIA-CSIC) Ladislau Bölöni (University of Central Florida) Bart de Keijzer (King's College London) Grégory Bonnet (Normandy University) Geeth de Mel (IBM) Elena Botoeva (Imperial College London) Frits de Nijs (Monash University) Ioana Boureanu (Univ of Surrey) Keith Decker (University of Delaware) Gauvain Bourgne (LIP6, Sorbonne University) Dario Della Monica (University of Udine) Bruno Bouzy (Paris Descartes University) Emir Demirović (The University of Melbourne) Sam Devlin (Microsoft Research) Catalin Dima (Université Paris-Est Créteil) Dong Hao (University of Electronic Science and John Doucette (Riff Analytics Inc) Technology of China) Katie Driggs-Campbell (University of Illinois at Jianye Hao (Tianjin University) Urbana-Champaign) Yusuke Hara (Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research Edgar Duéñez-Guzmán (DeepMind) and Technology) Florence Dupin de Saint-Cyr (IRIT - Université de Adrian Haret (TU Wien) Toulouse) Salima Hassas (Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1) Ivana Dusparic (Trinity College Dublin) Hiromitsu Hattori (Ritsumeikan University) Adam Eck (Oberlin College) Stella Heras (Universitat Politecnica de Valencia) Patricia Everaere (Université de Lille) Pablo Hernandez Leal (Borealis AI) Angelo Fanelli (CNRS) Cédric Herpson (Sorbonne University) Fei Fang (Carnegie Mellon University) Katsutoshi Hirayama (Kobe University) Shaheen Fatima (Loughborough University) Trong Nghia Hoang (IBM Research) John Fearnley (University of Liverpool) Tom Holvoet (KU Leuven) Paolo Felli (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano) Hadi Hosseini (Rochester Institute of Technology) Diodato Ferraioli (Università di Salerno) Hung-Hsuan Huang (RIKEN) Ferdinando Fioretto (Georgia Institute of Technology) Xiaowei Huang (University of Liverpool) Tim French (University of Western Australia) Guillaume Hutzler (University of Evry-Val d'Essonne Stephane Galland (Université de Technologie de / University of Paris Saclay) Belfort-Montbéliard) Mohammad Irfan (Bowdoin College) Jiarui Gan (University of Oxford) Athirai A. Irissappane (University of Washington) Dinesh Garg (IBM Research - India) Atsushi Iwasaki (University of Electro- Ivan Garibay (University of Central Florida) Communications) Alfredo Garro (University of Calabria) Kiyoshi Izumi (The University of Tokyo) Serge Gaspers (UNSW Sydney) Jie Jiang (Univ of Surrey) Malvin Gattinger (University of Groningen) Jing Jiang (University of Technology Sydney) Philipp Geiger (Bosch Center for Artificial Jiuchuan Jiang (Nanjing University of Finance and Intelligence) Economics) Gregory Gelfond (University of Nebraska) Yichuan Jiang (Southeast University) Charlotte Gerritsen (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Andrzej Kaczmarczyk (TU Berlin) Amineh Ghorbani (Delft University of Technology) Ozgur Kafali (University of Kent) Hugo Gilbert (Gran Sasso Science Institute) Anup Kalia (IBM Research) RIca Gonen (The Open University) Ian Kash (University of Illinois at Chicago) Yu Gong (Alibaba Group) Sammie Katt (Northeastern University) Tal Grinshpoun (Ariel University) Nikos Katzouris (National Center for Scientific Roderich Gross (The University of Sheffield) Research (NCSR) "Demokritos") William Groves (Dataminr Inc) Yasushi Kawase (Tokyo Institute of Technology) Maxime Guériau (Trinity College Dublin) Jeroen Keppens (King's College London) Sujit Gujar (International Institute of Information Shakil Khan (Ryerson University) Technology, Hyderabad) Chris Kiekintveld (University of Texas at El Paso) Julian Gutierrez (Monash University) Dong Ki Kim (MIT) Chen Hajaj (Ariel University) Malte Kließ (Delft University of Technology) The Anh Han (Teesside University) Michał Knapik (Institute of Computer Science, Polish Gale Lucas (USC) Academy of Sciences) Marin Lujak (IMT Lille Douai) Dušan Knop (Czech Technical University in Prague) Shan Luo (University of Liverpool) Nadin Kokciyan (University of Edinburgh) Matteo Luperto (University of Milan) Martin Kollingbaum (University of Aberdeen) Masoume M. Raeissi (CWI) Sebastien Konieczny (CNRS) Hang Ma (University of Southern California) Barteld Kooi (University of Groningen) Ivan Marsa Maestre (University of Alcala) Andrew Koster (IIIA-CSIC) Roger Mailler (The University of Tulsa) Martin Koutecky (Charles University) Jean-Guy Mailly (Université Paris Descartes) Panagiotis Kouvaros (Imperial College London) Vadim Malvone (Université d'Evry) T. K. Satish Kumar (University of Southern Patrick Mannion (National University of Ireland California) Galway) Satoshi Kurihara (Keio University) Shigeo Matsubara (Kyoto University) Bruno Lacerda (University of Oxford) Toshihiro Matsui (Nagoya Institute of Technology) Kiran Lakkaraju (Sandia National Laboratories) Robert Mattmüller (University of Freiburg) Jerome Lang (CNRS) Duncan McElfresh (University of Maryland) Aron Laszka (University of Houston) Prakhar Mehrotra (Walmart) Hooyeon Haden Lee (University of San Francisco) Felipe Meneguzzi (PUCRS) Tom Lenaerts (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Marc Metivier (Paris Descartes University) Julien Lesca (Université Paris Dauphine) Ruth Meyer (Manchester Metropolitan University) Joshua Letchford (Sandia National Laboratories) Fabio Mogavero (Università degli Studi di Napoli Omer Lev (Ben-Gurion University) Federico II) Priel Levy (Bar Ilan University) Gianpiero Monaco (University of L'Aquila) Ang Li (DeepMind) Stefania Monica (Université degli Studi di Parma) Bo Li (University of Oxford) Il Chul Moon (KAIST) Minming Li (City University of Hong Kong) Luca Moscardelli (University of Chieti-Pescara) Tingting Li (Cardiff University) Pradeep Kumar Murukannaiah (Delft University of Zhao Li (Alibaba Group) Technology) Zhuoshu Li (Google) Amro Najjar (University of Luxembourg) Alister Liao (University of Waterloo) Thanh Nguyen (University of Oregon) David Lillis (University College Dublin) Svetlana Obraztsova (NTU) Donghui Lin (Kyoto University) Andrea Omicini (Alma Mater Studiorum – Università Raz Lin (Bar Ilan University) di Bologna) Sven Linker (University of Liverpool) Julian Padget (University of Bath) Rui Liu (Kent State University) Petros Papapanagiotou (University of Edinburgh) Yang Liu (University of California, Santa Cruz) James Paulos (University of Pennsylvania) Yunlong Liu (Xiamen University) Truls Pedersen (University of Bergen) Dominique Longin (CNRS) Giuseppe Perelli (Sapienza University of Rome) Henrique Lopes Cardoso (University of Porto) Jorge A. Pérez (University of Groningen) Maite Lopez-Sanchez (University of Barcelona) Andrew Perrault (Harvard University) Andrea Loreggia (University of Padova) Laurent Perrussel (IRIT - Université de Toulouse) Jian Lou (Amazon.com) Dominik Peters (Carnegie Mellon University) Zongqing Lu (Peking University) Danilo Pianini (University of Bologna) Alyssa Pierson (Massachusetts Institute of Dhirendra Singh (RMIT University) Technology) Arunesh Sinha (Singapore Management University) Sophie Pinchinat (University of Rennes 1) Oskar Skibski (University of Warsaw) Carlo Pinciroli (WPI) Marija Slavkovik (University of Bergen) Enrico Pontelli (New Mexico State University) Harold Soh (National University of Singapore) Nico Potyka (University of Osnabrueck) Leen-Kiat Soh (University
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