Conferences and Meetings

Here's a partial list of conferences, symposia, and other meetings I care about.

NIPS: The Neural Information Processing Systems conference is held annually in Vancouver, Canada in December. It's still one of my favorite conferences: a must-attend for machine learning researchers. I have been NIPS workshop co-chair in the past.
AAMAS: The Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (often just called Agents for various reasons) is held annually in different parts of the world (and has different URLs every year, too, so pardon me if this link is out of date). They worry about big problems and you have to appreciate that.
ICML: The International Conference on Machine Learning is held annually in different places. Some of the same folks attend ICML as NIPS, though it does have a slightly different character. Again the URL may be out of date as it changes every year.
AAAI 2007 Fall Symposium on Computational Approaches to Representation Change during Learning and Development: a symposium I helped to co-organize.
AAMAS 2007 Workshop: Agent-Based Systems for Human Learning and Entertainment: a workshop I helped to co-organize.
Workshop on Activity Recognition and Discovery at NIPS 2004: a workshop led by Irfan Essa and Dieter Fox. I sort of stood next to Irfan while he helped organize it.
Ubicomp 2003 Workshop: Multi-Device Interfaces for Ubiquitous Peripheral Interaction: a workshop I helped co-organize, though almost all of the real work was done by Loren Terveen and Brian Amento.
AAAI 2002 Fall Symposium on Personalized Learning Agents: a symposium I organized for November 2002. Includes links for papers and talks. Michael Littman deserves an enormous thank you from me for helping me with this when I suddenly tore my retina.