23rd European Conference on Multi-Agent Systems

The 23rd European Conference on Multi-Agent Systems (EUMAS 2026) is a leading European venue for research on autonomous agents and systems in which multiple agents perceive, reason, communicate, and act in shared environments. Topics include agent architectures and reasoning, multi-agent planning and coordination, mechanism design and computational game theory, normative and ethical multi-agent systems, swarm intelligence, learning in multi-agent environments, and applications to smart grids, autonomous vehicles, and digital markets. EUMAS has provided a forum for European multi-agent systems research for over two decades.

EUMAS 2026 welcomes AI researchers, computer scientists, economists, and engineers working on problems that require understanding the behavior of systems with multiple interacting decision-making entities. The European setting brings particular attention to regulatory and societal dimensions of deploying autonomous agent systems. Graduate students will find EUMAS a supportive community with strong mentoring traditions and a distinctive emphasis on formal rigor and the practical deployment challenges of real multi-agent systems.