I am a Harry & Abe Sherman Senior Lecturer (≅ Assistant Professor) in the School of Computer Science and Engineering of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the head of the MATAR program. I'm also a proud member of the Center for the Study of Rationality.
My main research interests lie in the interface of computer science and economics. I am interested in applying computational tools in the design and analysis of economic mechanisms, and in considering computational problems from a game theoretic perspective.
I received my PhD from Tel Aviv University where I was advised by Michal Feldman and Amos Fiat, and was a Postdoctoral Fellow in Harvard's EconCS group, hosted by Yiling Chen and David Parkes. My Curriculum Vitae can be found here 📄.
Check out my wife's page, Talya Eden. She does awesome things in the field of sublinear algorithms.