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Caginalp, Gunduz, Department of Mathematics, University of PIttsburghGunduz works on dynamics of trader motivations in asset bubbles. |
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Houser, Daniel is Professor of Economics at George Mason University, where he is a member of the faculty of the Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science. A widely published experimentalist who specializes in experimetrics, he is also lead author of the most heavily cited scientific field study of reputations and auctions. Dr. Houser pursued undergraduate studies at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, graduating with degrees in Mathematics and Mathematical Economics. He earned his Ph.D. in Economics, with a focus on Bayesian Econometrics, at the University of Minnesota. |
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Olson, Mark, has worked on combinatorial markets for the trading of pollution permits in the Los Angeles basin, transportation routes for Sears Logistics, and the trading of spectrum for the FCC. Other related projects have included work on NASA/JPL deep space network, the design of the Space Station Freedom, and the Alsmeer flower auction in the Netherlands. His educational background is in mathematics, statistics, computer science, operations research and economics. He earned his PhD from the California Institute of Technology. |
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Porter, David is currently a Professor at the Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science at George Mason University. Dr. Porter’s main research interest is economic systems design. He was the principle designer of the Cassini Resource Exchange that allowed scientists on the mission to Saturn to barter resources over the Internet. He also helped design and develop the auction that is used to trade emission right portfolios in the Southern California basin, the Sears Logistic auction, StateStreet’s BondConnect market, Virginia’s new source auction for NoX, and the CIRO information market on river flows in Australia. |
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