For the third consecutive year, we had the wonderful opportunity to kick things off with a team retreat! The program featured two courses — on variational calculus and stable matchings — led by Mathieu Molina, Felipe Garrido Lucero, and Simon Mauras, along with presentations from all team members on past…
We are pleased to welcome Matías Ortiz, a visiting PhD student from University of Chile, who is joining us this week. His three-month stay will provide a valuable opportunity for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and paving the way for future joint projects.
We are delighted to announce that three of our papers have been accepted to EC 2025!Congratulations to all the authors involved for their outstanding work — wishing you exciting discussions and exchanges at the conference!
Our team is thrilled to announce that the two papers “The Harder Path: Last Iterate Convergence for Uncoupled Learning in Zero-Sum Games with Bandit Feedback” and “Pareto-Optimality, Smoothness, and Stochasticity in Learning-Augmented One-Max-Search” were accepted to ICML this year. Congratulations to all the authors for their great work!
We are pleased to announce that Simon Finster’s paper “Competitive and Revenue-Optimal Pricing with Budgets” has been accepted to Theoretical Economics.This success is a testament to the wide range of topics our lab works on and the strength of our collective research efforts. Congratulations to Simon for this great achievement!
We are excited to host Gianmarco Genalti, a visiting PhD student from Politecnico di Milano, from this week. His three months visit will be a great opportunity to collaborate and exchange knowledge, and we look forward to future collaborations.
We are excited to announce that the papers “Feature-Based Online Bilateral Trade“ and “On Bits and Bandits: Quantifying the Regret-Information Trade-off“ have been accepted to ICLR 2025. Congratulations to Solenne and Nadav for their fascinating results and contributions!
We are pleased to announce that the papers “Distribution-Aware Mean Estimation under User-level Local Differential Privacy“ and “On Tradeoffs in Learning-Augmented Algorithms“ have been accepted for publication to AISTATS 2025. Congratulations to all the authors involved for the great work!
This week, we had the pleasure of welcoming José Correa (Universidad de Chile) for a visit. It was a fantastic opportunity to discuss various intriguing research directions with him, as well as hear his presentation on his latest work regarding Monotone Randomized Apportionment.
We are thrilled to announce that the paper “Prophet Inequalities: Competing with the Top ell Items is Easy” (M. Molina et al.) was accepted for publication at the ACM-SIAM Symposium on Discrete Algorithms (SODA25). Congratulations to the authors!
