The IIIA is a research centre, belonging to the Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC). Founded in 1985 it currently has over 70 full-time researchers and engineers, including 24 PhD students. Its mission is to carry out very high quality research in AI keeping a good balance between basic research and applications, and paying particular attention to training PhD students and to technology transfer. Since 1987, the IIIA scientists have supervised more than 60 PhD students. The IIIA has three main research lines: Logic, reasoning and search; Case-based reasoning & learning; and Intelligent agents and multiagent systems. These research lines are applied to many domains. The main ones are electronic markets, agreement technologies, medicine, music, information privacy/security, and autonomous robots. IIIA researchers in these fields have chaired the leading conferences in Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI, ECAI, AAMAS, EUMAS); and are members of the board of the main journals (associate editorship of the prestigious AI Journal, JAAMAS, JAIR, etc.) and organizations (IJCAI Board of Trustees, IFAAMAS Board, etc.). The IIIA has produced and produces significant scientific publications (more than 1600 papers since 1985) many of them have been, and are, highly cited. Technology Transfer The Technology Development Unit in Artificial Intelligence (UDT-IA in the spanish acronym) is a group that aims to apply AI techniques developed at the IIIA in projects carried out by businesses and administrations. UDT-IA develops, maintains and helps transfer software in the Centre's three areas or research. The team has expertise in: -Agent-based technologies. -eInstitutions. -Reputation and trust technologies. -Machine learning. -Intelligent data analysis. -Personalisation and recommendation. -Knowledge-based systems. -Decision support systems. -Soft computing.