I am professor of computer science at Université Toulouse Capitole in Toulouse, France, and I am affiliated to the Institut de Recherche Informatique de Toulouse (IRIT), where I am part of the Logic, Interaction, Language and Compuation (LILaC) team.

I do research in Computational Social Choice, a research field at the interface between artificial intelligence and economic theory, with special focus on judgment aggregation, game theoretic models of voting, and social choice on social networks.

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Student supervision

PhD scolarships at IRIT are allocated every year in May, if interested make contact in February/March.

Students interested in writing their master thesis at the University of Toulouse Capitole are always welcome, if funding are availalbe we can reimburse travel expenses and accommodation for 5 months.

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