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Starting August 2017, I will join the University of Toronto as an Assistant Professor.

I am currently a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard's Center for Research on Computation and Society, working with David Parkes and Yiling Chen.

Research Interests: Computational Economics, Algorithmic Mechanism Design, Computational Fair Division, Computational Social Choice, Game Theory, and Multiagent Systems.

Prospective Students

I am currently looking for students excited to work on problems at the intersection of computer science and economics. If you want your research to have a strong theoretical foundation and, at the same time, a significant societal impact, feel free to email me directly. Please include your detailed CV in the email.

Highlights

I have been awarded the IFAAMAS-16 Victor Lesser Distinguished Dissertation Award.

The award is given to an outstanding doctoral dissertation in the areas of autonomous agents or multiagent systems.

Our website RoboVote.org has launched!

RoboVote is a not-for-profit voting website that provides optimization-driven methods for making collective decisions.

Check out RoboVote’s about page for (somewhat AI-centric) information about the website, its algorithms, and the theory underlying them, as well as info about the amazing team.

Nisarg Shah

University of Toronto

Prospective Students

Highlights

I have been awarded the IFAAMAS-16 Victor Lesser Distinguished Dissertation Award.

Our website RoboVote.org has launched!