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Two lectureships in Economics and Computation, Liverpool (U.K.), Deadline: 30 April 2010
The UNIVERSITY of LIVERPOOL -- DEPARTMENT of COMPUTER SCIENCE
TWO LECTURERSHIPS AVAILABLE in ECONOMICS and COMPUTATION
SALARY IN RANGE GBP 36,715 - 41,323 per annum
The Department of Computer Science at the University of Liverpool was
ranked in the top 10 UK Computer Science departments in the UK
Government's 2008 assessment of research quality (RAE2008). Building on
this success, we seek to significantly expand current research around
existing strengths at the intersection of economics/game theory and
computer science through the appointment of two lecturers (a lecturer is
broadly the UK equivalent of a tenured assistant professor, with full
opportunities for promotion to full professor).
You will join Professor Paul Goldberg, Dr Martin Gairing, Dr Piotr Krysta,
and Dr Rahul Savani in our newly established research group on Economics
and Computation. The group carries out research in the computational
foundations of economics and game theory and enjoys close collaborative
links with other strong research groups in the Department (algorithms and
complexity theory, multi-agent systems, and logic and computation).
Current research interest of the group include:
* algorithmic game theory;
* mechanism design and auction theory;
* complexity of solution concepts;
* optimization problems in economics;
* computational social choice;
* e-commerce.
You should have a PhD in Computer Science or related discipline and an
excellent track record of research at the intersection of computer
science and economics/e-commerce/game theory.
The post attracts a special HEFCE-funded "Golden Hello" to the value
of GBP 9K, subject to individuals satisfying the eligibility criteria.
Informal enquiries are welcome, and may be directed either to the head
of group:
Prof Paul Goldberg mailto:goldberg@liverpool.ac.uk
or head of department:
Prof Wiebe van der Hoek mailto:Wiebe.Van-Der-Hoek@liverpool.ac.uk
** Job Ref: A-570581
** Closing Date for Applications: 30 April 2010
For further details, or to request an application pack, visit:
http://www.liv.ac.uk/working/job_vacancies/
or e-mail:
mailto:jobs@liv.ac.uk