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Bulletin #1, January 2004EDITORIALGreetings to all members of the AI Community from the top of Vinson Massif (4968m), the highest point on the Antarctica continent. With 24 hour daylight it isn't that cold here!The deadline for the submission of papers to ECAI-04 is fast approaching. Rob Milne, ECCAI president NEWS from the ECCAI board
The deadlines : 1 May 2004 : submission of draft detailed bids Guidelines for organizing ECAI For additional informations, please contact
The deadline for receipt of submissions is January 31, 2004. This Award includes a certificate signed by the ECCAI Chair and 1.500 Euros (which includes the travel grant for the Award ceremony). The Award will be presented during ECAI 2004 in Valencia, Spain (23-27 August 2004). about the Program Chair. Eligible doctoral dissertations are those defended after December 1, 2002 in the general area of Artificial Intelligence. The dissertation must have been defended at an European university and the author must be a personal member of an ECCAI member society. Multiple submissions of the same doctoral dissertation to other dissertation award activities of other societies are excluded. ECCAI Journals
ECCAI Conferences- ECAI'04: http://www.dsic.upv.es/ecai2004 Last news : Important Dates: Highlights on ECCAI societies : AEPIAThe Spanish Association for Artificial Intelligence (AEPIA) was funded in 1983 aiming to encourage the development of Artificial Intelligence both in Spain and South America. AEPIA is member of the ECCAI and founder member of IBERAMIA, the Iberoamerican Conference on Artificial Intelligence. The association also supports several national and international events with high interest for the members (CAEPIA, TTIA, etc.). The aims of AEPIA include creating and coordinating working groups; giving support to technology transference and entities (such as universities, R&D centers, enterprises, institutions, etc.) in order to contribute to the application of Artificial Intelligence techniques; and also giving support to students and researchers in technology, development, application and teaching issues. Since 1997, AEPIA activities are managed through the association journal (Artificial Intelligence: Iberoamerican Journal on A.I.), which publishes threeor four issues per year, printing 450 numbers of each issue on average. AEPIA also coordinates the Artificial Intelligence distribution list INT-ARTIF (supported by RED-IRIS) and maintains a teaching resources repository about Artificial Intelligence. Others
Call for Papers
A Workshop on e-Government & e-Democracy at Santiago, Chile, May 24-27, 2004 Next ECCAI-Bulletin in April 2004 |
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