Sibilla Di Guida, Associate Professor and Head of Research Group
Ying He, Associate Professor
Christian Kronborg, Associate Professor, Associate Head of Department, Head of Studies
Konstantin Pavlikov, Assistant Professor
Kjeld Møller Pedersen, Full Professor
Birgitte Sloth, Professor MSO
Leanne Streekstra, PhD student
Peter Sudhölter, Professor MSO
Ryan Tierney, Assistant Professor
Rafael Treibich, Associate Professor
Huanren Zhang, Assistant Professor
Terkel Christiansen, Professor Emeritus
Niels Lauritzen, Associate Professor Emeritus
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Short bios
Sibilla Di Guida
My research focuses on human strategic sophistication; in particular, I study under which condition and how people are able to increase their level of strategic reasoning, how it is possible to induce learning, and whether people´s elaboration of information differ when they interact with other people vs with an algorithm. My research spans other topics within Behavioral Economics, including the study of the perception of small probabilities, fairness and surplus allocation, and the effects of different payment structures on performance. I am a behavioral economist and I hold a PhD in Economics and Management from the University of Trento (IT) with a thesis on similarity perception in strategic games. I am Associate Professor and Head of the Microeconomics Research Group.
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Ying He
I am an associate professor in the department of business and economics at the University of Southern Denmark. I am interested in decision theory, decision analysis, and their applications in different areas. I have done some works on intertemporal decision making and decision making with multiple criteria. Recently, I become more interested in decision making under ambiguity in both static and dynamic settings. I obtained my Ph.D. in Management Science from the University of Texas at Austin in 2013. In 2010, my paper on multi-attribute utility function decomposition was awarded the first-place prize in the student paper competition sponsored by the Decision Analysis Society of INFORMS. In 2019, my paper on decision making under ambiguity was selected as “Jaffary Lecture” at the Risk, Uncertainty, and Decision (RUD) conference held at Paris School of Economics.
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Christian Kronborg
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Konstantin Pavlikov
Konstantin Pavlikov graduated from the University of Florida, USA with a PhD in Operations Research in 2014, where he studied under supervision of Prof. Stan Uryasev. Prior to that, he obtained a Diploma degree in Mathematics with specialization in Economics and Statistics from Moscow State University in Moscow, Russia. His current research interests include various problems in Operations Research, Logistics and Transportation, and Production and Supply Chain Management. He develops optimization algorithms for more efficient decision-making using Linear Programming, Integer Programming and Mixed-Integer Programming. Another general line of his research deals with decision-making under uncertainty, with a special emphasis on risk averse decision-making and chance-constrained programming.
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Birgitte Sloth
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In my research I study decisions and strategic behaviour of individuals and firms and the functioning of markets using decision theory and game theory. I am particularly interested in the regulation of markets within the fields of transportation, energy and the environment, and in allocation of publicly provided services. I participate in market regulation in practice as a member of Danish Competition Appeal Tribunal (Konkurrenceankenævnet), the Danish Energy Appeal Tribunal (Energiklagenævnet), and the Danish Telecommunications Board of Appeal (Teleklagenævnet).
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I work on the theory of market design, which is to say I try to uncover the mathematical structures that are implied by the principles society wishes to realize in its economic system. For example, I have uncovered the necessary and sufficient conditions for a two-sided market (e.g., a labor market with employers and employees) to be both non-discriminatory and prevent collusion among actors. I also seek to develop algorithms that embody the structure I find and that can help society to realize its goals in practice. In the example just given, this resulted in a novel class of matching algorithms I call the Generalized Extremal Walrasian rules. Other work has resulted in algorithms for allocating fishing rights, exchanging houses in the presence of taxation (when markets become illiquid), and some important improvements to well-known auction algorithms to make them more realistic (accomodate preferences of real people and not just firms).
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Rafael Treibich
I am an associate professor in the department of Business and Economics at the University of Southern Denmark. I graduated in 2014 with a Ph.D. in economics from Ecole Polytechnique. My main research focus is in political economy. I am particularly interested in understanding how to foster cooperation in international organizations through better collective decision making. I also have broad interests in microeconomic theory and welfare economics.
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Huanren Zhang
As a behavioral economist, I employ experiments, game theory, computational models, and empirical analysis to understand human and organizational behaviors. Recurring topics in my research include risky decision making, strategic decision making, and organizational learning. My research interests center around decisions under uncertainty – uncertainty that is either inherent in the environment or caused by other players in strategic interactions.
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Niels Lauritzen
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