Luis Rodrigo Izquierdo Millan

Luis Rodrigo Izquierdo Millan is a Professor at the University of Burgos, Spain, with a research focus on evolutionary game theory, complex systems modeling, and computational economics. He holds a PhD from Manchester Metropolitan University, awarded for his thesis Advancing Learning and Evolutionary Game Theory with an Application to Social Dilemmas (2008) under supervision of Dr. Nick Gotts and Dr. Bruce Edmonds.

• Education: 7-year Master in Industrial Engineering (Extraordinary Graduation Prize), Bachelor in Business and Administration (9.5/10 average).
• Research: 4+ years at Macaulay Institute (Aberdeen), collaborations with Santa Fe Institute, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and European University Institute.
• Expertise: Combines evolutionary game theory, agent-based modeling, mathematical economics, and computational simulation to study social dilemmas and coordination problems.
• Technical Contributions: Co-developed open-access tools like ABED and EvoDyn-3s for evolutionary game dynamics analysis.

His 2023-2025 publications demonstrate methodological innovations in evolutionary protocols (nBEPA1), cost allocation in energy communities, and stability analysis of strict equilibria. Key scientific awards include the Extraordinary Graduation Prize and EDAMBA Honorable Distinction for doctoral work.