The 28th European Conference on Genetic Programming (EuroGP) 2025 conference will take place as part of EvoStar (Evo*).
EuroGP is the premier annual conference on Genetic Programming (GP), the oldest and the only meeting worldwide devoted specifically to this branch of evolutionary computation. It is always a high-quality, enjoyable, friendly event, attracting participants from all continents, and offering excellent opportunities for networking, informal contact, and exchange of ideas with fellow researchers. It will feature a mixture of oral presentations and poster sessions and invited keynote speakers. EuroGP is featured in the conference ranking database CORE.
You can consult the proceedings of previous events at EuroGP Conference Proceedings in SpringerLink
A comprehensive bibliography of genetic programming literature and links to related material is accessible at the Genetic Programming Bibliography web page, part of the Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies maintained and managed by William Langdon, Steven Gustafson, and John Koza.
Download the CFP in PDF here.
Conference Chairs
- Bing Xue
Victoria University of Wellington, New Zeland
bing.xue(at)vuw.ac.nz - Luca Manzoni
Università degli studi di Trieste, Italy
lmanzoni(at)units.it
Publication Chair
- Illya Bakurov
Michigan State University, USA
Areas of Interest and Contributions
Topics to be covered include, but is not limited to:
- Algorithms, representations, and operators for GP
- Innovative applications of GP
- Tree-based, linear, graph-based, and grammar-based GP
- Theoretical developments
- GP performance, behavior, and benchmarking
- Multiple populations, coevolution, and modularity in GP
- Multi-objective GP
- Explainability and interpretability in GP
- Genetic improvement programming
- GP for software engineering
- GP for continuous control and evolutionary robotics
- Evolutionary design
- Evolvable hardware
- Parallel GP
- Unconventional GP
- Hybridization of GP with other methods
Submission Details
Accepted papers will be published by Springer Nature in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series. Submissions must be original and not published elsewhere. They will be peer reviewed by at least three members of the program committee. The reviewing process will be double-blind, so please omit information about the authors in the submitted paper.
Follow these instructions to submit a paper.
Programme Committee
TBD