-------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [AISWorld] CONTEXT 2019 - CALL FOR WORKSHOPS Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2019 17:51:04 +0200 From: Roberta Ferrario roberta.ferrario@cnr.it To: aisworld@lists.aisnet.org

*CONTEXT 2019 - CALL FOR WORKSHOPS*

The aim of the Context-2019 workshop program is to provide a setting for the discussion of specialized technical topics; the format of proposed workshops should be designed to promote an active exchange of ideas between attendees.

We are looking for two kinds of workshops:

Ø*discipline-specific workshops* that focus on open research questions and challenges or on emerging topics and applications (e.g., cognitive science, philosophy of language, linguistics and computer science);

Ø*transfers of experiences between disciplines *that foster exchange of ideas between groups that are unaware of each other’s research.

*SUBMISSION PROCEDURE*

The workshop proposals should be submitted electronically as a single PDF file to the following email address: *mattia.fumagalli@unitn.it* mailto:mattia.fumagalli@unitn.it

Each proposal should contain the following information:

Øcall for papers, containing a brief introduction and list of relevant topic areas;

Øa preliminary workshop format and a proposed schedule for organizing the workshop, including the desired length for the workshop (half day or full day) and the submission deadline;

Øa tentative list of PC members (including full names and affiliations);

Øthe names, email addresses, and URLs of the organizers;

Øthe primary contact for the organizers;

Øbrief CVs of organizers, including a list of key publications and a list of workshops previously arranged, if any.

*IMPORTANT DATES: *

ØSubmission of workshop proposals*: 28 July 2019*

ØNotification to workshop proposals:***8 August 2019*

ØWorkshop paper submission***will be fixed by each workshop organizer*

*PROCEEDINGS*

*Proceedings will be published as /Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence./*

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