GamesNet Young Scholars' Competition
THE RESULTS ARE OUT!
We have the final results of Young Scholars' Competition. We thank everyone who participated, joined, judged, and reviewed to make this program successful. The result of the competition is:
WINNERS (GOLD Position): Toyger Kerman, Sofía Ruiz-Palazuelos, and Madhuparna Karmokar
RUNNERS-UP (SILVER Position): Thomas Daske, Sunjin Kim, Leanne Streekstra
We want to reiterate, all the 26 submissions were of EXCELLENT quality, and we are really thankful to you for choosing GamesNet to disseminate your scholarship. Here is a list of names of all the contributors.
Contributors can download their participation certificate by clicking on the appropriate link.
| Thomas Daske | |
| Huihui Ding | |
| Toygar Kerman | |
| Vasudha Jain | |
| Bas Dietzenbacher | |
| Ron Lavi | |
| Saadia El Obadi | |
| Stefanos Leonardos | |
| Zaruhi Hakobyan | |
| Foivos Savva | |
| Tanushree Baruah | |
| Sofía Ruiz-Palazuelos | |
| María Paz Espinosay | |
| Yotam Gafni | |
| Sarvesh Bandhu | |
| Madhuparna Karmokar | |
| Sunjin Kim | |
| Soumyarup Sadhukhan | |
| Hector Tzavellas | |
| Roland Pongouy | |
| Leanne Streekstra | |
| Ujjwal Kumar | |
| Niharika Kakoty | |
| Divya Murali | |
| Yang Sun | |
| Sabria Behilil |
GamesNet, an interdisciplinary group of researchers is announcing an opportunity for doctoral students, post-docs and early career researchers to present their work in the ‘GamesNet Webinar Series’. We invite papers in Game Theory, Networks, and their applications in different areas.
Authors of selected papers will get an opportunity to present their work in the ongoing webinar series organised by GamesNet. Three best papers among the selected papers will be judged by a committee of distinguished researchers for Best Paper Awards.
Final Presentation Schedule:
| Paper ID | Title | Presenter | DATE | TIME (20 min Presentation + 5 min QnA) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20001 | Efficient Incentives in Social Networks: Gamification and the Coase Theorem | Thomas Daske | 8th December 2020 | 7.30-7.55PM IST |
| 20003 | Persuading Communicating Voters | Toygar Kerman | 8th December 2020 | 7.55-8.20PM IST |
| 20012 | Network Perception in Network Games | Sofía Ruiz-Palazuelos | 8th December 2020 | 8.20-8.45PM IST |
| 20016 | THE STRUCTURE OF (LOCAL) ORDINAL BAYESIAN INCENTIVE COMPATIBLE RANDOM RULES | Madhuparna Karmokar | 9th December 2020 | 7.30-7.55PM IST |
| 20017 | Weak Players, Strong Players, and Signed Network Formations | Sunjin Kim | 9th December 2020 | 7.55-8.20PM IST |
| 20021 | Core constraints when scheduling with deadlines | Leanne Streekstra | 9th December 2020 | 8.20-8.45PM IST |
Panel of judges:
1. Eric Bahel, Virginia Tech
2. Michel Grabisch, Paris School of Economics
3. Emiliya Lazarova, University of East Anglia
4. Ahmed Saber Mahmud, Johns Hopkins University
5. Souvik Roy, Indian Statistical Institute
6. Agnieszka Rusinowska, Paris School of Economics
GamesNet Team:
- Surajit Borkotokey, Dibrugarh University
- Anirban Ghatak, IIM Kozhikode
- Diganta Mukherjee, ISI Kolkata
- Rajnish Kumar, Queens University, Belfast
- K.S. Mallikarjuna Rao, IIT Bombay
- Sudipta Sarangi, Virginia Tech