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STIET Calendar Fall 2002

Sept 6 STIET Orientation 5-7 pm, 1044 Ferdon
Orientation and party for STIET students and faculty.

Sept 12 Seminar: Axel Ockenfels 12-1 pm, 411 West Hall
"Sniping and the Rule for Ending Second-Price Internet Auctions"

Sept 19 Seminar: STIET Program Discussion for students 12-1 pm, 412 West Hall

Sept 26 Seminar: Scott Page 12-1 pm, 412 West Hall
"Games Theory and the Emergence of Culture"

Oct 3 Seminar: Aniket Gune 12-1 pm, 412 West Hall
"Call Routing with Continuous Uncertainties"

Oct 10 Seminar: Terence Kelly 12-1 pm, 412 West Hall
"Optimal Web Cache Sizing: Models and Methods"

Oct 17 Seminar: Joni L. Jones 12-1 pm, 412 West Hall
"Price Discovery in Combinatorial Auctions Using Gibbs Sampling"

Oct 24 Seminar: Joe Farrell, Professor of Economics, UC Berkeley, 12-1 pm, 411 West Hall
"Modularity, Vertical Integration, and Open Access Policies: Towards A Convergence of Antitrust and Regulation In The Internet Age"

Oct 31 Seminar: Michael Wellman 12-1 pm, 412 West Hall
"Walverine: A Competito-Analytic Trading Agent"

Nov 7 Seminar: Jussi Keppo 12-1 pm, 412 West Hall
"Estimation of Bandwidth Risk Factor Processes"

Nov 14 Seminar: Jessica Litman, Professor of Law, Wayne State Univ, 12-1 pm, 412 West Hall
CANCELLED--TO BE RESCHEDULED. There will be NO Seminar on November 14.

Nov 21 Seminar: Paul Resnick 12-1 pm, 412 West Hall
"The Value of Reputation on eBay: A Controlled Experiment"

Nov 28 no seminar

Dec 5 Seminar: Yan Chen 12-1 pm, 412 West Hall
"Sealed Bid Auctions with Ambiguity: Theory and Experiments" (Authors: Yan Chen, Peter Katuscak and Emre Ozdenoren)

Dec 12 Seminar: Derrick L. Cogburn 12-1 pm, 412 West Hall
"Partners or Pawns?: Developing Countries and Regime Change in Global Information Policy Governance"
CANCELLED due to a death in the family--TO BE RESCHEDULED. There will be NO Seminar on December 12.

The STIET Program is funded by the National Science Foundation and the Research Seminar Series is funded primarily by the UM Office of the Vice President for Research.