FS26n. Electronic Transactions
CS182. Intelligent Machines
AM 121. Introduction to Optimization
CS286r. Topics in CS & Economics
(at EPFL) CS700. Computational Mechanism Design
Research and Bio
Publications
Resume
(March 2008)
Research statement
Research Group
EconCS
Background
Survey chapters
Teaching materials
Ph.D. Dissertation
Iterative Combinatorial Auctions
Current Ph.D. Students
Florin Constantin (G5)
Shaili Jain (G5)
Benjamin Lubin (G4)
Chaki Ng (G8)
Malvika Rao (G2)
Sven Seuken (G3)
Haoqi Zhang (G2)
Science, Technology and Management
David Chen (G6)
co-advised w/ P.Coles
Katy Milkman
(G5)
co-advised w/ M.Bazerman
Random
Cows
Gordon McKay Professor
of Computer Science
School of Engineering and Applied Science,
Harvard University
Currently visiting: EPFL (Fall'08), TU Delft (March-May'09), Bonn
(May-June'09)
Research Interests:
Multi-agent systems, Game theory, Mechanism design, Electronic commerce, Stochastic optimization, Preference elicitation, Bounded rationality,
Social computing.
Office Hours:
On sabbatical the '08-'09 academic year.
Teaching:
On sabbatical the '08-'09 academic year.
Prof. Yiling Chen will be teaching
CS 286r (this Fall) and AM 121 (in Spring'09).
At Harvard:
Economics and Computer Science Research Group
Artificial Intelligence Research Group
Science, Technology and Management Program
Computer Science Colloquium Series
Contact Information:
Maxwell Dworkin 229,
SEAS, Harvard University,
33 Oxford Street,
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 384-8130 (w)
lastname - at - eecs.harvard.edu