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The submission deadline for the IJCAI-91 workshop on Intelligent and Cooperative Information Systems (ICIS) has been extended to June 17. Final papers are due August 16, with the workshop held in Sydney on August 25. Members of the organizing committees are editing a new international journal to appear in March, 1992. Topics will include knowledge representation and reasoning, distributed problem solving in a multiagent environment, knowledge/information engineering, cooperative work, distributed computing, office information systems, interoperability, and user interfaces. For further information contact Mike P. Papazoglou (mike@anucsd.anu.edu.au). [If that doesn't work, try mike @anucsd.anu.oz.au. Internet mailers may have trouble with .edu used as a local domain.] U.S. and European coordinators are Patrick O. Bobbie (pbobbie@uwf.bitnet) and John G. Hughes (cbfe23@ujvax.ulster.ac.uk). [IRList.]

Lou Burnard and Michael Sperberg-McQueen are organizing a Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) Workshop, 22-23 July 1991, at Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island. This is an opportunity to learn about the TEI's draft Guidelines for the Encoding and Interchange of Machine-Readable Texts and to try existing TEI/SGML software tools. The Workshop is being run back to back with a meeting of North American TEI Affiliated Projects, so text hackers and representatives of major research projects will be there. Topics will include: descriptive markup, SGML, and the use of TEI texts with standard software packages. The fee is $100, or $75 for members of ACH, ALLC or ACL. For details, contact wwp@brownvm.brown.edu. A similar European workshop will be held at Oxford University Computing Service, 1-2 July 1991; contact tei@vax.oxford.ac.uk by June 1. [NL-KR.]