Marc Jochen Uetz

Marc Jochen Uetz is a Full Professor at the Mathematics of Operations Research department and affiliated with the Digital Society Institute. His research spans operations research and computer science, focusing on scheduling, game theory, and optimization problems.

• PhD in Mathematics from Technische Universität Berlin

Research Interests:
Active in algorithmic game theory and stochastic scheduling, he investigates equilibrium models, price of anarchy, and efficient resource allocation in transportation and network systems. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to education and infrastructure.

Publication Trends:
Recent work combines game theory with two-stage facility location, network routing, and stochastic scheduling of Bernoulli-type jobs. Key keywords include Nash equilibrium, approximation algorithms, and dynamic programming.

Scientific Recognition:

• Excellent Reviewer Award (2017)
• Teaching Award (2018)

Academic Activities:
Currently chairs Platform Wiskunde Nederland, contributes to editorial work, and delivers invited talks at international conferences like IJCAI 2024.