[PlanetKR] Call for Participation: COMMA 2022 and SSA 2022

[Sylwia Polberg]

The International Conference on Computational Models of Argument (COMMA)
is a regular forum for presentation and exchange of the latest research
results concerning theory and applications of computational argumentation.

The 9th International Conference on Computational Models of Argument
(COMMA 2022) will be held at Cardiff University (Wales, UK) from
Wednesday 14th September to Friday 16th September 2022. The programme
includes invited talks by Paul Dunne (University of Liverpool), Iryna
Gurevich (Technical University Darmstadt) and Antonis Kakas (University
of Cyprus).

Co-located to COMMA 2022 is the 5th Summer School on Argumentation:
Explainability Perspective (SSA 2022), which will take place from 8th to
11th of September 2022 at Cardiff University. The main aim of SSA 2022
is to provide attendees with a solid foundation regarding the basics of
computational argumentation and in the different ways the issue of
explainability can be approached. The school welcomes both students and
researchers in different fields not limited to argumentation, including
for instance non-monotonic reasoning, knowledge representation, logic
programming, linguistics, natural language processing, philosophy and
psychology. The program includes tutorials by Richard Booth (Cardiff
University), Annemarie Borg (Utrecht University), Martin Caminada
(Cardiff University), Federico Castagna (University of Lincoln),
Hiroyuki Kido (Cardiff University), Antonio Rago (Imperial College) and
Markus Ulbricht (Leipzig University)

COMMA 22 and SSA 22 will be accompanied by a series of workshops (CNMA,
ArgXAI, ArgML and SAFA) on different topics related to computational
argumentation.

More information about each of these events is available at:
     • https://comma22.cs.cf.ac.uk/
     • https://ssa22.cs.cf.ac.uk/
     • https://comma22.cs.cf.ac.uk/workshops.html

We cordially invite participants for these events. Please be aware that
the deadline for early registration is 18th August.
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