| Conference Chairs | Michael Affenzeller | University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria | Austria |
| Stephan Winkler | University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria | Austria | |
| Honorary Chair | Hans-Paul Schwefel | TU Dortmund University | Germany |
| Program Chairs | Heike Trautmann | University of Paderborn | Germany |
| Tea Tušar | Jozef Stefan Institute | Slovenia | |
| Penousal Machado | University of Coimbra | Portugal | |
| Thomas Bäck | Leiden University | The Netherlands | |
| Tutorials Chair | Fabrício Olivetti de França | Federal University of ABC | Brazil |
| Workshops Chair | Roman Kalkreuth | TU Dortmund University | Germany |
| Proceedings Chair | Anna Kononova | Leiden University | The Netherlands |
| Publicity Chairs | Jan Zenisek | University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria | Austria |
| Christian Haider | University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria | Austria | |
| Louise Buur | University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria | Austria | |
| Technical Support Chairs | Oliver Krauss | University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria | Austria |
| Du Nguyen Duy | Software Competence Center Hagenberg | Austria |
We are proud to announce that our proceedings will be published as part of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS). The links to the springer publication site will be provided here as soon as the process is completed.
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Best Paper Award
Best Student Paper Award
Best Poster Award
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