In January and February, you can enjoy a lecture series about Game Theory.
When: Starts Thursday 13 January, 19.30 – 21.30.
Where: Online, register here.
Costs: Free for UM students, €12.50 for UM employees and other students, €25 for others.
Game Theory is centred around mathematical models of conflict and cooperation. In this lecture series, several UM experts introduce the basic concepts and examine several branches of this exciting field. Game Theory plays an increasingly important role in many branches of science, such as economics, biology, computer science, psychology, and so on.
The individual lectures
- Introduction to Game Theory (Prof. Frank Thuijsman / 13 January)
- Applications of Cooperative Game Theory: Vaccine Distribution (Marieke Musegaas, PhD / 20 January)
- Experimental Economics and Behavioral Game Theory (Prof. Arno Ried / 3 February)
- Matching Theory: Happy Marriages and Kidney Exchanges (Monica Salvioli, PhD / 10 February)
- Reasoning about Other Minds (Andrés Perea, PhD / 17 February)
