Call for Participation and Poster submission:
The 32nd annual Stony Brook International Conference on Game Theory will be held online July 5 – 8, 2021. This year the conference will emphasize recent research at the intersection of computer science and economics. We will also celebrate the recent Nobel prize to Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson, who will both deliver an extended version of their Nobel prize speech.
The conference will begin and end with a reception in honor of Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson. The schedule is available here. The main program will consist of invited papers and talks.
We invite graduate students and junior faculty to submit recent work for poster sessions which will be an integral part of the conference. The deadline for submission to the poster session is Friday, April 30th, 5pm est. The program for the poster session will be announced, Monday, May 17th.
If you would like to attend any of the sessions, please Login or Create Account and RSVP for the events you would like to attend. As the conference date approaches, you will receive an email with more details on accessing and navigating Virtual Chair, the online, interactive event space that will host the conference.
Please feel free to share this information broadly. We look forward to your participation!
Dirk Bergemann and Michal Feldman
Organizers
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