Participants
Cheng Peng (彭诚)
A PhD student at CUHK interested in algorithmic game theory, mechanism design and robust information aggregation
Chenran Yang (杨晨冉)
A PhD student at CUHK advancing in theoretical computer science
Harper Lyon
A PhD student at Tulane University researching mechanism design for manipulation and incentives in peer selection
Hirota Kinoshita
A PhD student at Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago investigating theoretical computer science
Huahua Miao (缪华桦)
A PhD student at Chinese Academy of Sciences specialising in fair division and indivisible chore allocation
Jiachen Yu (余佳辰)
A graduate student at University of Shanghai for Science and Technology focusing on algorithmic game theory and facility location mechanism design
Jiahao Zhao (赵佳豪)
A PhD candidate at HKU interested in theoretical computer science
Kangning Wang (王康宁)
An assistant professor at Rutgers University researching the area of economics and computation
Ke Ding (丁可)
A PhD student at Hong Kong Polytechnic University focusing on problems in fair division, secretary problem and contract design
Liuhan Qian (钱刘瀚)
A PhD Student at HKUST specialising in optimisation, online decision-making, and algorithmic game theory
Mashbat Suzuki
A postdoctoral fellow at University of New South Wales bridging AI and economics through fair division and social choice research
Max Dupre la Tour
A postdoctoral researcher at RIKEN interested in algorithmic game theory, computational social choice, graph theory and approximation algorithms
Nate Thach
A PhD student at University of Nebraska-Lincoln leveraging machine learning for computational social choice and AI for good
Qinpei Lou (楼沁霈)
A PhD student at HKU investigating theoretical computer science and online algorithms under uncertainty
Ruixi Luo (罗睿熙)
A PhD student at CUHK exploring theoretical computer science, algorithm design, and decisions-operations technology
Sanjay Seetharaman
A PhD student at Institute of Mathematical Sciences tackling the algorithmic aspects of problems in computational social choice
Shangkun Zheng (郑上锟)
A PhD student at City University of Hong Kong advancing research in fair division models
Šimon Schierreich
A postdoctoral research assistant at AGH University of Krakow investigating how computational methods can make collective decisions
Surya Panchapakesan Chandramouli
A PhD Student at National University of Singapore investigating computational social choice, fair division, and algorithmic combinatorics
Tianshuo Zhang (张天铄)
A MPhil student at HKUST interested in online decision-making and mechanism design
Vasileios Christoforidis
A PhD student at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and Archimedes researching fair division, mechanism design, and decisions under uncertainty
Wenhao Wu (武文浩)
A PhD Student at Nanyang Technological University dissecting general theoretical computer science and discrete math
Wentao He (何文韬)
A PhD student at Shanghai Jiao Tong University probing foundational problems in computational economics, market design and fair division
Xingchen Sha (沙星辰)
A PhD student at Northwestern University interested in algorithmic game theory, large language models and automatic mechanism design
Xinhang Lu (陆馨杭)
An assistant professor at Kyushu University unraveling complex challenges in resource allocation and collective choice
Xinyue Xiang (向心玥)
A graduated from Peking University probing optimal decision-making and fair division
Yaonan Jin (金耀楠)
An assistant professor at HKUST pursuing theoretical computer science research at the intersection of algorithms and engineering
Yeeseok Oh
A master's student at University of Tokyo analysing dynamic multiwinner voting, fair allocation, and participatory budgeting
Yilin Li (李伊琳)
A PhD student at CUHK researching game theory and information design
Yunan Li (李昱楠)
An associate professor at City University of Hong Kong investigating microeconomic theory, mechanism design, auction theory, and contract theory
Zekai Wu (吴泽楷)
A PhD Student at Hong Kong Polytechnic University interested in theoretical computer science, microeconomics and pure mathematics
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