Here's the announcement and call for papers. The deadline is Feb 11 for paper submission.
Two related conferences will be coordinated at Stanford at the same time, the NBER market design conference, and the NSF Decentralization conference (see the announcement here).
You can also see how closely interwoven computer science and economics/market design have become by looking at the program committee, which includes both computer scientists and economists mixed up (or maybe mixed up computer scientists and economists):
Workshop Chair:
Robert Kleinberg, Cornell University
ec14-workshops-chair@acm.org
Two related conferences will be coordinated at Stanford at the same time, the NBER market design conference, and the NSF Decentralization conference (see the announcement here).
You can also see how closely interwoven computer science and economics/market design have become by looking at the program committee, which includes both computer scientists and economists mixed up (or maybe mixed up computer scientists and economists):
Workshop Chair:
Robert Kleinberg, Cornell Universityec14-workshops-chair@acm.org
Senior Program Committee (one per area):
Theory and Foundations SPC:
Larry Blume, Cornell University
Aaron Bodoh-Creed, UC Berkeley
Felix Brandt, TU Munich
Shuchi Chawla, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Edith Elkind, Oxford University
Joan Feigenbaum, Yale University
Michal Feldman, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Drew Fudenberg, Harvard University
Nicole Immorlica, Northwestern University and Microsoft Research
Anna Karlin, University of Washington
David Kempe, University of Southern California
Scott Kominers, Harvard University
Ron Lavi, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
Vahab Mirrokni, Google Research
Utku Unver, Boston College
Artificial Intelligence and Applied Game Theory SPC:
Itai Ashlagi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Yiling Chen, Harvard University
Arpita Ghosh, Cornell University
Kate Larson, University of Waterloo
Kevin Leyton-Brown, , University of British Columbia
David Pennock, Microsoft Research
Ariel Procaccia, Carnegie Mellon University
Tuomas Sandholm, Carnegie Mellon University
Larry Blume, Cornell UniversityAaron Bodoh-Creed, UC BerkeleyFelix Brandt, TU MunichShuchi Chawla, University of Wisconsin - MadisonEdith Elkind, Oxford UniversityJoan Feigenbaum, Yale UniversityMichal Feldman, Hebrew University of JerusalemDrew Fudenberg, Harvard UniversityNicole Immorlica, Northwestern University and Microsoft ResearchAnna Karlin, University of WashingtonDavid Kempe, University of Southern CaliforniaScott Kominers, Harvard UniversityRon Lavi, Technion - Israel Institute of TechnologyVahab Mirrokni, Google ResearchUtku Unver, Boston CollegeArtificial Intelligence and Applied Game Theory SPC:
Itai Ashlagi, Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyYiling Chen, Harvard UniversityArpita Ghosh, Cornell UniversityKate Larson, University of WaterlooKevin Leyton-Brown, , University of British ColumbiaDavid Pennock, Microsoft ResearchAriel Procaccia, Carnegie Mellon UniversityTuomas Sandholm, Carnegie Mellon University
Experimental, Empirical, and Application SPC:
Eric Budish, University of Chicago
Yan Chen, University of Michigan
Ben Edelman, Harvard University
Ashish Goel, Stanford University
Muthu Muthukrishnan, Rutgers
Denis Nekipelov, UC Berkeley
Sid Suri, Microsoft Research
Steven Tadelis, UC Berkeley
Eric Budish, University of ChicagoYan Chen, University of MichiganBen Edelman, Harvard UniversityAshish Goel, Stanford UniversityMuthu Muthukrishnan, RutgersDenis Nekipelov, UC BerkeleySid Suri, Microsoft ResearchSteven Tadelis, UC Berkeley
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