Zsombor Méder

Zsombor Méder is an Assistant Professor at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Economics and Business, specializing in micro-economics, industrial organization, and game theory. He holds a PhD and focuses on decision theory, conflict resolution, and agent-based simulations. His research explores cooperative mechanisms, strategic behavior, and public health policy, with notable contributions to understanding large-scale cooperation dynamics and time-inconsistent consumer behavior.

Education: PhD in Economics (specific details not provided in the text). Teaching includes courses on Matrix Analysis, Data Science & Machine Learning, and Econometrics. Office: Nettelbosje 2, Room 730; contact via z.z.meder@rug.nl or +31 6 5001 9843.

Research interests include game theory applications in conflict scenarios, agent-based modeling of social dilemmas, and evolutionary dynamics of cooperation. Recent work addresses genomic surveillance strategies and universal cooperation frameworks. His publications span interdisciplinary topics from political conflict analysis to behavioral economics.

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned. Teaching and advising activities include weekly office hours and contributions to academic programs in economics and data science.