In what year did Parkes become an assistant professor of computer science at Harvard?
2001
David C. Parkes and Jayant Kalagnanam: Models for Iterative Multiattribute Procurement Auctions. (2004) authored by David C. Parkes. Mohammad Taghi Hajiaghayi et al.: Adaptive limited-supply online auctions. (2003) authored by David C. Parkes. David C. Parkes: Self-correcting sampling-based dynamic multi-unit auctions. (2009) authored by David C. Parkes. Paul Dütting et al.: Expressiveness and Robustness of First-Price Position Auctions. (2019). authored by David C. Parkes. Takayuki Ito and David C. Parkes: Self-correcting sampling-based dynamic multi-unit auctions. (2009) authored by David C. Parkes. David C. Parkes is the author of Zhou Fan et al.: Differential Liquidity Provision in Uniswap v3 and Implications for Contract Design. (2222) authored by David C. Parkes. Nir Rosenfeld et al.: A Kernel of Truth: Determining Rumor Veracity on Twitter by Diffusion Pattern Alone. (2020) authored by David C. Parkes. David C. Parkes et al.: A Robust Bayesian Truth Serum for Small Populations. (2012) authored by David C. Parkes. Valentin Robu et al.: An Online Mechanism for Multi-Unit Demand and its Application to Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Charging. (2013) authored by David C. Parkes. Yuga J. Cohler et al.: Optimal Envy-Free Cake Cutting. (2011) authored by David C David C. Parkes is the author of Alon Eden et al.: Optimal Auctions through Deep Learning. (2019) authored by David C. Parkes. Sai Srivatsa Ravindranath et al.: Data Market Design through Deep Learning. (2023) authored by David C. Parkes. Adam I. Juda and David C. Parkes: An Options-Based Method to Solve the Composability Problem. David C. Eng is a professor at the University of Boston, MA. He has worked on decentralized mechanism design as well as in dynamic environments, where resources, participants, and information local to participants, and participants vary over time, to embrace the real-world uncertainty.
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Context: David C. Parkes and Jayant Kalagnanam: Models for Iterative Multiattribute Procurement Auctions. (2004) authored by David C. Parkes. Mohammad Taghi Hajiaghayi et al.: Adaptive limited-supply online auctions. (2003) authored by David C. Parkes. David C. Parkes: Self-correcting sampling-based dynamic multi-unit auctions. (2009) authored by David C. Parkes. Paul Dütting et al.: Expressiveness and Robustness of First-Price Position Auctions. (2019). authored by David C. Parkes. Takayuki Ito and David C. Parkes: Self-correcting sampling-based dynamic multi-unit auctions. (2009) authored by David C. Parkes. David C. Parkes is the author of Zhou Fan et al.: Differential Liquidity Provision in Uniswap v3 and Implications for Contract Design. (2222) authored by David C. Parkes. Nir Rosenfeld et al.: A Kernel of Truth: Determining Rumor Veracity on Twitter by Diffusion Pattern Alone. (2020) authored by David C. Parkes. David C. Parkes et al.: A Robust Bayesian Truth Serum for Small Populations. (2012) authored by David C. Parkes. Valentin Robu et al.: An Online Mechanism for Multi-Unit Demand and its Application to Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Charging. (2013) authored by David C. Parkes. Yuga J. Cohler et al.: Optimal Envy-Free Cake Cutting. (2011) authored by David C David C. Parkes is the author of Alon Eden et al.: Optimal Auctions through Deep Learning. (2019) authored by David C. Parkes. Sai Srivatsa Ravindranath et al.: Data Market Design through Deep Learning. (2023) authored by David C. Parkes. Adam I. Juda and David C. Parkes: An Options-Based Method to Solve the Composability Problem. David C. Eng is a professor at the University of Boston, MA. He has worked on decentralized mechanism design as well as in dynamic environments, where resources, participants, and information local to participants, and participants vary over time, to embrace the real-world uncertainty.
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