Bart de Keijzer

About me

I am a Lecturer in Computational Finance at the Department of Informatics, at King's College London. My research is in algorithms, optimisation, game theory, mechanism design, and computational complexity theory. I did my PhD studies at Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) in the Networks & Optimization group. Prior to joining University of Essex, I worked as a postdoctoral research associate at the DIAG department of Sapienza University of Rome, CWI, at the Department of Computer Science at the University of Liverpool, and as a lecturer at the School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering at the University of Essex.






Research Interests

I have a broad interest in theoretical computer science. More specifically: algorithms (approximation algorithms, randomized algorithms, and exact algorithms), computational complexity theory, optimisation (particularly combinatorial optimisation). Most of my research relates to mechanism design and game theory, and thus lies in the intersection of economics, mathematics, and computer science. My research has applications to economics, finance, verification, social choice, artificial intelligence, and multi-agent systems.

Publications

Note: The list below is ordered reverse-chronologically and covers all types of publications (i.e., conference papers, journal papers, technical reports, theses and maybe more).

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Teaching

CF969: Big data for computational finance (at University of Essex). (2018/19)

7CCSMSCF: Scientific Computing for Finance. (2019/20)

Contact

Contact Me

Email:
bart.de_keijzer at kcl dot ac dot uk

Telephone:
+44 020 7848 1807

Address:

King's College London
Department of Informatics,
Office BH(N)5.07,
Bush House, Aldwych
WC2B 4BG, London
United Kingdom