AMEM

 

Welcome to the home of the Agent-Mediated Electronic Marketplaces Lab (AMEM). We're part of Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science.

Broadly speaking, we study how computers impact traditional game theory. In practice, this involves everything from large-scale equilibrium computation to automated negotiation to the design of new economic structures like markets.

We also host the Game Theory Discussion Group. For more on our research, please visit our individual home pages.

People

Tuomas Sandholm - Professor, Director
Pranjal Awasthi - PhD Student
Michael Benisch - PhD Student (co-advised by Norman Sadeh)
Sam Ganzfried - PhD Student
Andrew Gilpin - PhD Student
Abe Othman - PhD Student

Graduated PhD Students

Vince Conitzer (2006) - Assistant Professor, Duke
Kate Larson (2003) - Assistant Professor, Waterloo

Former Postdocs

Felix Brandt (2003-2004)
Alexander Nareyek (2003)
Paolo Santi (2003)