Regular biography
Andrés Cristi is a Tenure Track Assistant Professor in the Business / Management department at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. His research interests include Online Algorithms & Sequential Decision-Making, Algorithmic Game Theory, Mechanism & Market Design. He teaches courses such as Algorithmic Game Theory and Applied Probability & Stochastic Processes. His office is located at ODY 1 01.2, and he can be contacted via email at andres.cristi@epfl.ch.
Scholar-generated biography
Andrés Cristi is an Assistant Professor at EPFL, specializing in Algorithmic Game Theory, Mechanism Design, and Approximation Algorithms. His research explores the intersection of game theory and algorithm design, focusing on mechanisms for resource allocation, online decision-making, and fair allocation under uncertainty. Cristi's work includes studies on school choice, optimal stopping problems, and prophet inequalities, with applications in auction design, online algorithms, and network pricing. His publications address challenges in algorithmic fairness, sequential decision-making, and combinatorial optimization, contributing to both theoretical and applied domains in computer science and operations research.