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Each week, we hold a research seminar where speakers present work on topics at the intersection of Computer Science and Economics. Some of the presentations may be work in progress, while others may be presentations on papers that are already published. Everyone is welcome to attend! No registration necessary.
If you would like to be informed about upcoming talks in this seminar and about other talks on topics related to Economics and Computer Science, then please send an email to Mike Shann, who will add you to our mailing list.
Date | Speaker | Title |
Tue, 14.10.2014 | Johannes Hool | Payment Rules and their Effect on Effort and Truthful Reporting on Micro-Task Markets |
Tue, 21.10.2014 | Mike Shann | A Home Heating Field Experiment |
Tue, 28.10.2014 | Stefan Cortali | Using Combinatorial Auctions to Optimize Querying the Web of Data |
Tue, 4.11.2014 | Steffen Schuldenzucker | Decomposing Contracts - A Formalism for Arbitrage Argumentations |
Tue, 11.11.2014 | Gianluca Brero | Dynamics in Network Games with Local Coordination and Global Congestion Effects |
Tue, 18.11.2014 | Michael Weiss | Matching Experiments on Amazon Mechanical Turk |
Tue, 25.11.2014 | Dmitry Moor | Interpretation of Decision Makers' Preferences in Multiobjective Optimization Problems |
Tue, 2.12.2014 | Timo Mennle | Trading off Strategyproofness and Efficiency of Assignment Mechanisms |
Tue, 9.12.2014 | Mike Shann | Autonomous Agents For Demand-side Management in the Smart Grid |