Mingyu Guo

Email:

mingyuguo at gmail.com




Last Update: Oct. 16th 2010

08:25

Mingyu Guo's Homepage

My new webpage is here.

Research Interests

Intersection of Computer Science and Economics
Keywords: computational microeconomics, multiagent systems, electronic commerce, game theory, mechanism design, prediction markets

Ph.D. dissertation: Computationally Feasible Approaches to Automated Mechanism Design
Outstanding Ph.D. Dissertation Award 2009-2010, Department of Computer Science, Duke University.

My advisor is Vincent Conitzer

Education

Ph.D. in Computer Science, Duke University 2010

M.S. in Applied Mathematics, minor in Computer Science, University of Florida 2006

B.S. in Mathematics, Chukechen Interdisciplinary Honor College, Zhejiang University China 2004

Professional Service

AAAI 2011 Program committee

IJCAI 2011 Program committee

AMEC 2011 Program committee

WWW 2011 Program committee

AAMAS-11 Program committee

AAMAS-08 Program committee

Also reviewed papers for Journal of Artificial Intelligence, Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Games and Economic Behavior, ACM EC, AAAI, AAMAS, AMEC, SIGecom, WINE, ICALP, ANALCO, T-ASE, COMSOC.

Publications

 Please refer to my new webpage

Mentoring Experience

Graduate student mentor for Duke undergraduate computer science research fellow (C-SURF) Peng Shi
Project: Prediction Mechanisms That Do Not Incentivize Undesirable Actions [Shi et al. WINE-09]

Work Experience

Yahoo! Research, New York, Summer 2008
Research Intern under the direction of David Pennock
Project 1: Combinatorial Prediction Markets for Event Hierarchies [Guo and Pennock AAMAS-09]
Project 2: Competitive Repeated Allocation Without Payments [Guo et al. WINE-09]

Teaching Experience

University of Liverpool, Department of Computer Science
  Lecturer: Technologies for eCommerce, Spring 2011

Duke University, Department of Computer Science
  Teaching assistant: Introduction to Computational Economics, Fall 2007
  Teaching assistant: Numerical Analysis, Spring 2007

University of Florida, Department of Mathematics
  Problem-solving session instructor: Calculus III, Spring 2006
  Problem-solving session instructor: Calculus I, Fall 2005
  Instructor: Pre-Calculus, Summer 2005
  Problem-solving session instructor: Pre-Calculus, Fall 2004 and Spring 2005

Miscellaneous

 Chinese Translation