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Matt Weinberg

Associate Professor of Computer Science

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Research interests: The intersection of algorithms and human incentives. Algorithmic mechanism design: including auction design, cryptocurrencies, and "social good"; algorithmic game theory; online algorithms. Algorithms and uncertainty.

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Matt Weinberg, at podium, teaches a course called “Economics and Computing.” Photo by Tori Repp/Fotobuddy

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Caroline Zhao, undergraduate engineering council president, presents an award to Sujit Datta, assistant professor of chemical and biological engineering. Photos by Frank Wojciechowski

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