The student research assistant will support the initial development of a research project in computational social choice theory, an interdisciplinary field spanning computer science, mathematics, economics, and political science. The primary responsibility is to conduct a structured review of scholarly literature in the area. The student will learn foundational social choice theory through assigned readings and guidance from the faculty supervisor, then build familiarity with current research topics and methodologies. The student will identify, locate, and read relevant research articles, prepare brief summaries of key findings and open questions, and share promising directions for further investigation. The position aims to map existing literature, identify opportunities for undergraduate research projects, and assist the faculty supervisor in evaluating potential avenues for future research.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
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