Abstract:  We are living in an era where our digital lives are increasingly interdependent and deeply interconnected. These connections rely on a vast, layered ecosystem of actors—many of whose trustworthiness… Read More »Trust in an Untrusted World: Private Access over Public Infrastructures by Prof. Divy Agrawal

Abstract: A set of indivisible goods, e.g., a car, a house, a toothbrush, . . .  has to be split among a set of agents in a fair manner. Each… Read More »Who Gets What? Fair Division of Indivisible Goods by Prof. Kurt Mehlhorn

Abstract: We consider non-atomic games in populations provided with a choice of preventive policies to act against a contagion spreading amongst interacting populations, be it biological organisms or connected computing… Read More »Contagion and Control-Policy Games by Prof. Sanjiv Kapoor