CfP: Reasoning Web Summer School 2026 - part of Declarative AI 2026
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📢 Reasoning Web Summer School 2026 - part of Declarative AI 2026
📅 Dates: 27–30 August 2026 | Vilnius, Lithuania
🔗 RW Summer School: https://2026.declarativeai.net/reasoning-web/
🔗 Declarative AI 2026: https://2026.declarativeai.net/
The Reasoning Web (RW) Summer School focuses on recent advances in reasoning techniques and related areas, including ontologies, rules, logic, the Semantic Web, linked data, and knowledge graph applications.
📘 This year’s edition tutorials & speakers:
• Learning, Reasoning, and Planning — Hector Geffner • Reasoning About Causality — Emiliano Lorini • Knowledge Compilation: Power and Limits — Florent Capelli • A Gentle Introduction to the Theory of Neurosymbolic Learning — Efthymia Tsamoura • Rule-based Ontologies: From Semantics to Syntax — Andreas Pieris • Non-monotonic Conditionals: A Contemporary Introduction — Jonas Haldimann & Richard Booth • Provenance and Semiring Semantics — Nina Pardal • Computational Argumentation and Machine Learning — Antonio Rago & Timotheus Kampik
The summer school is mainly aimed at current or recent postgraduate students (PhD or MSc), but also welcomes more experienced researchers who want to learn or deepen their knowledge.
💡 RW2026 is a great opportunity to learn, exchange ideas, and connect with an international research community!
📅 Dates: 27–30 August 2026 | Vilnius, Lithuania
🔗 RW Summer School: https://2026.declarativeai.net/reasoning-web/
🔗 Declarative AI 2026: https://2026.declarativeai.net/
The Reasoning Web (RW) Summer School focuses on recent advances in reasoning techniques and related areas, including ontologies, rules, logic, the Semantic Web, linked data, and knowledge graph applications.
📘 This year’s edition tutorials & speakers:
• Learning, Reasoning, and Planning — Hector Geffner • Reasoning About Causality — Emiliano Lorini • Knowledge Compilation: Power and Limits — Florent Capelli • A Gentle Introduction to the Theory of Neurosymbolic Learning — Efthymia Tsamoura • Rule-based Ontologies: From Semantics to Syntax — Andreas Pieris • Non-monotonic Conditionals: A Contemporary Introduction — Jonas Haldimann & Richard Booth • Provenance and Semiring Semantics — Nina Pardal • Computational Argumentation and Machine Learning — Antonio Rago & Timotheus Kampik
The summer school is mainly aimed at current or recent postgraduate students (PhD or MSc), but also welcomes more experienced researchers who want to learn or deepen their knowledge.
💡 RW2026 is a great opportunity to learn, exchange ideas, and connect with an international research community!
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