The 22nd European Conference on Multi-Agent Systems

The 22nd European Conference on Multi-Agent Systems (ECMAS 2025) is the leading European venue for research on systems in which multiple autonomous agents interact, coordinate, negotiate, and collectively solve problems that exceed any single agent's capacity. Core topics include agent architectures, mechanism design, game-theoretic foundations, normative systems, coalition formation, and the formal verification of multi-agent protocols.

Multi-agent systems research has direct applications in autonomous driving fleets, smart grids, electronic markets, robotic swarms, and distributed AI pipelines, making the conference relevant to both theoreticians and engineers. ECMAS attracts AI researchers, logicians, economists, and roboticists who share the conviction that understanding interaction among intelligent agents is as important as understanding individual intelligence. Graduate students will find a rigorous but welcoming community in which foundational and applied contributions are both valued.