I am a researcher in Artificial Intelligence, with a background in Mathematics and Theoretical Physics. I obtained a master's degree in Mathematical Physics in 2008 at the Universiteit van Amsterdam under supervision of Robert Dijkgraaf. In May 2015 I obtained my PhD in Artificial Intelligence at the IIIA-CSIC in Barcelona, under supervision of Carles Sierra. Currently I am working with Dongmo Zhang at Western Sydney University.
My main interest is in Automated Negotiations where utility functions do not have an explicit expression, but instead are defined in terms of some hard, time-consuming problem that may involve Logic, Game Theory and Constraint Satisfaction. One typical example of such a domain is the game of Diplomacy, which I have been using as a test-bed for my research. Furthermore, I am especially interested in applying techniques from General Game Playing to the field of Automated Negotiations.
In May 2014 I won the second prize in the Automated Negotiating Agents Competition and in July 2015 I have won the first prize in the first Computer Diplomacy Challenge which was part of the ICGA Computer Olympiad 2015.
My main interest is in Automated Negotiations where utility functions do not have an explicit expression, but instead are defined in terms of some hard, time-consuming problem that may involve Logic, Game Theory and Constraint Satisfaction. One typical example of such a domain is the game of Diplomacy, which I have been using as a test-bed for my research. Furthermore, I am especially interested in applying techniques from General Game Playing to the field of Automated Negotiations.
In May 2014 I won the second prize in the Automated Negotiating Agents Competition and in July 2015 I have won the first prize in the first Computer Diplomacy Challenge which was part of the ICGA Computer Olympiad 2015.
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