Alexander Skopalik

Alexander Skopalik is an Assistant Professor in the Mathematics of Operations Research department, specializing in Game Theory, Congestion Games, and Algorithmic Game Theory. His work explores Strategic Resource Allocation, Equilibrium Analysis, and Network Games, with significant contributions to multi-agent systems and facility location optimization.

• Key research areas:
  • Congestion Games
  • Facility Location
  • Nash Equilibrium
  • Strategic Resource Allocation
  • Algorithmic Game Theory

His recent publications focus on equilibrium dynamics in facility location, battery charging games, and strategic resource allocation, emphasizing the interplay between theoretical guarantees and practical applications in AI and mobility systems. He actively participates as a committee member in leading conferences such as IJCAI and AAMAS.