Projects

Conversation
  • New Models of Trust and Voting Robustness in Large Multiagent Systems
  • GAČR project 25-17221S
  • Principal Investigator: Martin Koutecký
  • co-PI: Tomáš Kroupa, AIC FEE CTU
  • Hosted by the Computer Science Institute
  • Main goals: to develop a continuous computational theory of voting, attacks, and winner robustness, and to develop trust models via cooperative game theory, with applications to networks of peers
  • Duration: January 2025 -- December 2027 (3 years)

People

Researchers

Open Positions

Postdocs

A one-year post-doc position is available within the framework of this project, with a possibility of a one-year extension. Applications are invited from candidates who have strong background in algorithms, continuous or discrete optimization, game theory, and/or computational social choice, and who have completed their Ph.D. degree in theoretical computer science or mathematics within the last 4 years (or will complete their Ph.D. degree by Fall 2025).

Starting date: Fall 2025 (flexible)

The application should contain:

  • Short letter of motivation,
  • Professional CV (including the list of publications),
  • Two letters of recommendation.

Application deadline: January 31, 2025.

The application and the recommendation letters should be sent electronically to: koutecky@iuuk.mff.cuni.cz

PhD Students

A funded position for a PhD student is available within the framework of this project. Applications are invited from candidates who have strong background in theoretical computer science or discrete mathematics, and who have completed their undergraduate studies or will complete it by Fall 2025. More information here

Conversation
  • Efficient and Realistic Models for Computational Social Choice
  • GAČR project 22-22997S
  • Principal Investigator: Martin Koutecký
  • Hosted by the Computer Science Institute
  • Main goals: to design efficient and realistic models for computational social choice problems, and to extend the state of the art in related fields like integer programming and streaming algorithms.
  • Duration: January 2022 -- December 2024 (3 years)

People

Researchers

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