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Haoran Yu (余皓然)

alt text  Haoran Yu

Associate Professor (特别研究员，博士生导师)

School of Computer Science, Beijing Institute of Technology

CV pdf (Updated: April 17, 2020)


I am looking for highly motivated PhD, MPhil, and undergraduate students to work together on the interdisciplinary area between Game Theory and AI. Please see 招生说明 for more details.

I was a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the ECE department at Northwestern University, working with Prof. Randall Berry and Prof. Ermin Wei.

I received the PhD degree from the IE department at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), advised by Prof. Jianwei Huang.

I was also a Visiting Student in YINS (the Yale Institute for Network Science) at Yale University, hosted by Prof. Leandros Tassiulas.

Research Interests

  • Interdisciplinary Area Between Game Theory and AI

Awards

  • Best-in-Session Presentation Award, IEEE INFOCOM, 2019.

  • Professional Development Travel Grant, Northwestern University, 2019.

  • Best Team Player Award, Network Communications and Economics Lab, CUHK, 2016-2017.

  • Best Paper Award Finalist (one of 5 finalists from 1600+ submissions), IEEE INFOCOM, 2016.

  • Best-in-Session Presentation Award, IEEE INFOCOM, 2016.

  • Student Travel Grant, IEEE Communications Society for attending IEEE INFOCOM, 2016.

  • Best Student Presentation Award, Network Communications and Economics Lab, CUHK, 2016.

  • Overseas Research Attachment Programme, Faculty of Engineering, CUHK, 2015-2016.

  • Global Scholarship Programme for Research Excellence, CUHK, 2015-2016.

  • Student Travel Grant, IEEE Communications Society for attending IEEE GLOBECOM, 2014.

  • Best Student Presentation Award, Network Communications and Economics Lab, CUHK, 2014.

  • Research Postgraduate Student Grants for Overseas Academic Activities, CUHK, 2014.

  • Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, Information Engineering Department, CUHK, 2014.

  • Postgraduate Studentship, CUHK, 2012-2016.

  • Silver Graduate Student Award (selection ratio 1%), School of Information and Electronics, BIT, 2012.

  • National Scholarship (selection ratio 2%), China, 2008-2009, 2009-2010.