Scholar
Alexandros Psomas
Google Scholar ID: FrTxJzcAAAAJ
Assistant Professor, Purdue University
Citations & Impact
Citations
1,505
H-index
20
i10-index
29
Publications
20
Co-authors
63
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Contact
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Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Funded by the Herbert Simon Family Foundation
- Recipient of a Google Research Scholar Award
- Recipient of a Google AI for Social Good award
- Recipient of a MEGA-ACE grant from the Algorand Foundation
- Recipient of the NSF CAREER Award
- Paper 'Automating Food Drop: The Power of Two Choices for Dynamic and Fair Food Allocation' (with Marios and Paritosh) won Best Student Paper Award at EAAMO 2024
Background
- Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Purdue University
- Affiliated with the Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS)
- Research focuses on the intersection of Computer Science and Economics
- Broad interests include algorithmic economics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, computational social choice, mechanism design, algorithmic game theory, and theoretical computer science
- Emphasizes integration of theory with real-world applications; has collaborated with non-profits such as 412 Food Rescue, Indy Hunger Network, and Food Finders Food Bank
Miscellany
- Co-organizing a tutorial on applied fair division at EC 2025 with Yair (June 2025)
- Guest on Purdue’s official podcast 'This is Purdue' (April 2025)
- Gave talks on dynamic fair division and work with Indy Hunger Network at Brown CS Theory Seminar, MIT Algorithms & Complexity Seminar, and Mathematics for Humanity Learning Seminar (April–March 2024)
- Launched automated FoodDrop system (March 2024)
- AI-driven food insecurity research featured by IOWA PBS and Purdue University News (September 2023)
