Andrei Constantinescu
Because it's fun to think!
I am a third-year PhD student advised by Prof. Roger Wattenhofer in the Distributed Computing Group at ETH Zurich.
My research centers around computational aspects of social choice and game theory. In particular, designing and analyzing mechanisms driving efficiency, stability and fairness of collective decision making.
More broadly, I am interested in algorithms and distributed systems, currently focusing on fault-tolerance and agent incentives.
Previously, I completed my Master’s degree at the University of Oxford , focusing on advanced, concurrent and probabilistic algorithms and data structures, computational complexity and programming languages theory.
When not working, during winter you will likely find me on the slopes.
News
Jul 24, 2024 | Two papers accepted to DISC 2024. |
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Apr 14, 2024 | Our paper “Solving Woeginger’s Hiking Problem: Wonderful Partitions in Anonymous Hedonic Games” was accepted to ICALP 2024. |
Dec 9, 2023 | Our paper “Unravelling Expressive Delegations: Complexity and Normative Analysis” was accepted to AAAI 2024. |
Dec 5, 2023 | Our paper “Stable Dinner Party Seating Arrangements” received the WINE 2023 Best Paper Award. |
Oct 30, 2023 | Our paper “A Fair and Resilient Decentralized Clock Network for Transaction Ordering” was accepted to OPODIS 2023. |