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STIET News

 Press Release and  podcast -- Yahoo Answers users seek advice, opinion, as well as expertise in research by Mark Ackerman, Lada Adamic and STIET fellow Eytan Bakshy

 Press Release -- Bluffing in prediction markets research by Rahul Sami and STIET fellow, Stanko Dimitrov

 Podcast discussing the STIET research program with Jeff MacKie-Mason and Tom Finholt

  STIET video showing lifesize, uncompressed fiber-optic video conference from UM Atkins room to WSU via OptIPortal

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Seminar Information Time and Location
Jan 15 Seminar: Alessandro Acquisti

Alessandro Acquisti

Assistant Professor of Information Technology and Public Policy, Heinz School of Public Policy and Management, Carnegie Mellon University

"The Best of Strangers: Behavioral economics, Malleable privacy valuations, and Context-dependent willingness to divulge personal information"

4-5:30 pm
UM: 1202 SI North, 1075 Beal Ave
WSU: 313 State Hall (via videoconference)

Jan 22 Seminar: Michael Wellman

Michael Wellman

Professor and Associate Chair, Computer Science and Engineering, UM

"Stronger CDA Strategies through Empirical Game-Theoretic Analysis and Reinforcement Learning"

Michael Wellman 1/22 seminar streaming audio file 

4-5:30 pm
UM: 1202 SI North, 1075 Beal Ave
WSU: 313 State Hall (via videoconference)

Jan 29 Seminar: Richard Hirth

Richard Hirth

Professor, Department of Health Management and Department of Internal Medicine, UM

"Provider Monitoring and Pay-for-Performance When Multiple Providers Affect Outcomes: An Application to Renal Dialysis"

Richard Hirth 1/29 seminar streaming audio file 

UM: 1202 SI North, 1075 Beal Ave
WSU: 313 State Hall (via videoconference)

Feb 5 Seminar: Daniel Grosu

Daniel Grosu

Assistant Professor of Computer Science, Wayne State University

"Parallel Computation of Nash Equilibria in Bimatrix Games"

Daniel Grosu 2/5 seminar streaming audio file 

4-5:30 pm
UM: 1202 SI North, 1075 Beal Ave (via videoconference)
WSU: 313 State Hall

Feb 12 Seminar: Dirk Bergemann

Dirk Bergemann

Professor of Economics, Yale University

"Robust Mechanism Design and Implementation: A Selective Survey"

Dirk Bergemann 2/12 seminar streaming audio file 

UM: 1202 SI North, 1075 Beal Ave
WSU: 313 State Hall (via videoconference)

Mar 5 Seminar: Nicolas Christin

Nicolas Christin

Associate Director and Faculty, Information Networking Institute and Systems Scientist, CyLab, Carnegie Mellon University

"Secure or insure? A game theoretic analysis of information security games"

Nicolas Christin 3/5 seminar streaming audio file 

4-5:30
WSU: 313 State Hall (transportation will be available from UM--contact stiet-info@umich.edu)
UM: 1202 SI North (via videoconference))

Mar 12 Seminar: Mark McCabe

Mark McCabe

Visiting Assistant Professor, School of Information, UM

"Taller Profiles and/or Longer Tails?: Measuring the Impact of Online Access on Scientific Communication"

UM: 1202 SI North, 1075 Beal Ave
WSU: 313 State Hall (via videoconference)

Mar 26 Seminar: Rica Gonen

Rica Gonen

Research Scientist, Yahoo! Research

"Characterizing Truthful Market Design"

UM: 1202 SI North, 1075 Beal Ave
WSU: 313 State Hall (via videoconference)

Apr 2 Seminar: Jasmina Arifovic

Jasmina Arifovic

Professor of Economics, Simon Fraser University, BC Canada

"Individual Evolutionary Learning, Other-regarding Preferences, and the Voluntary Contributions Mechanism"

4-5:30 pm
UM: 1202 SI North, 1075 Beal Ave
WSU: 313 State Hall (via videoconference)

Apr 9 Seminar: George Akerlof

George Akerlof

Koshland Professor of Economics, University of California, Berkeley and 2001 Nobel Laureate in Economics

"Animal Spirits and the Economy"

4-5:30 pm
UM: 411 West Hall
WSU: 313 State Hall (via videoconference)

Apr 16 Seminar: John Kagel

John Kagel

Professor of Economics, Ohio State Univ

"Learning in Signaling Games: Recent Experimental Results"

4-5:30 pm
UM: 1202 SI North, 1075 Beal Ave
WSU: 313 State Hall (via videoconference)

May 7: STIET Research Workshop

Faculty and students presenting STIET research activity.

tentatively 9 am-4 pm
411 West Hall, UM (transportation may be available from WSU--contact stiet-info@umich.edu)