General topics:
Game theory: Nash equilibrium computation; congestion games, and rate of convergence
to Nash equilibrium. Social choice theory. Auctions: truthful mechanisms
I coordinated the proposal for a new degree program in e-finance.
I am PhD admissions tutor for The Department of Computer
Science.
Here are some guidelines on applying for PhD study.
I am a Professor (previously a Reader) at the Department of Computer Science of the University of Liverpool, since August 2006.
Prior to this I was at the Department of Computer Science, University of Warwick, from 1997.
I have also worked at Aston University and Sandia National Labs, USA. PhD (Edinburgh, ’92); BA (Oxford, ’88)
COMP218: slides, lecture summaries, etc.
My office hours are Wednesday 11-12am and Friday 2-3pm.
• MSc in Computation and Game Theory; this programme will be offered from September 2012 under the name
MSc Advanced Computer Science with Internet Economics.