This National Science Foundation (NSF) Division of Social and Economic Science grant award of $297,345 provides funding for a series of annual summer conferences, workshops, and lectures on game theory and its applications to various disciplines, including computer science, business, and public policy. The project, titled "CONFERENCE: SUMMER PROGRAM ON GAME THEORY AND ECONOMICS," will be hosted by Stony Brook University from September 1, 2023 to August 31, 2026. The program aims to bring together senior scientists and junior researchers to advance the field of game theory through collaborative research and the presentation of new developments. Key topics to be covered include cooperative game theory, consumer data and privacy, fairness and computation, and mechanism design, among others. This award supports the NSF's mission in the social, behavioral, and economic sciences (CFDA 47.075) by fostering scientific progress and the training of the next generation of scholars in this important area of research.
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