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IFAAMAS is now holding the second of its biennial elections
to choose 9 new board members (i.e., replacing 1/3 of the board).
Eligible voters, and candidates, in the election are those who have attended at least
2 out of the last 4 AAMAS conferences.
The list of eligible voters can be found here.
Ballots for the IFAAMAS Board elections were emailed to eligible voters on February 25, 2010. If you are an eligible voter (i.e., have attended at least 2 out of the last 4 AAMAS conferences) but have not received your ballot, please be in touch with Jeff Rosenschein, using email ifaamas AT gmail.com. The deadline for voting is Sunday, March 28, 2010, midnight Hawaii-time (UTC-10).
(alphabetically by last name):
- Elisabeth Andre [Statement], Universität Augsburg, Germany
- Rafael Bordini [Statement], Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
- Emma Bowring [Statement], University of the Pacific, USA
- Vincent Conitzer [Statement], Duke University, USA
- Keith Decker [Statement], University of Delaware, USA
- Takayuki Ito [Statement], Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan
- Kate Larson [Statement], University of Waterloo
- Alessio Lomuscio [Statement], Imperial College, United Kingdom
- Tim Norman [Statement], University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom
- Ana Paiva [Statement], The Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal
- Michal Pechoucek [Statement], The Czech Technical University, Prague, The Czech Republic
- Iyad Rahwan [Statement], The Masdar Institute of Science & Technology, Abu Dhabi
- Paul Scerri [Statement], Carnegie Mellon University, USA
- Sandip Sen [Statement], The University of Tulsa, USA
- Jaime Sichman [Statement], Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
- Gita Sukthankar [Statement], University of Central Florida, USA
- Matthew Taylor [Statement], Lafayette College, USA
- Michael Wooldridge [Statement], University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
- Pinar Yolum [Statement], Bogazici University, Turkey
- Chengqi Zhang [Statement], University of Technology, Sydney, Australia
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