Personal Web Site of Federico Fusco
Welcome to my Web Page
Hi, I am Federico Fusco, an RTDA* at Sapienza University of Rome.
Previously, I was a PostDoc and completed my PhD under the supervision of Stefano Leonardi at the same University.
My Research Areas are Algorithmic Game Theory, Online Learning, and Submodular Maximization. I am also generally interested in Algorithms and Machine learning.
Some links: DBLP, Google Scholar, Scopus.
*RTDA is an Italian position loosely equivalent to non-tenured Junior Professor.
Short Bio:
2023 - present: RTDA at Sapienza;
2022 - 2023: postDoc at Sapienza;
2021 - 2022: Student Researcher at Google Zurich;
2021: Research Intern at Google Zurich;
2018 - 2022: PhD in Data Science, XXXIV cycle, Sapienza.
Contacts
email: federico.fusco (at) uniroma1.it
Office: Room B118. Department of Computer, Control and Management Engineering Antonio Ruberti, Sapienza Università di Roma. Via Ariosto 25, 00185 Roma, Italy
News:
I will receive the Italian "Award for Best Young Researcher in Theoretical Computer Science" from the Italian Chapter of EATCS at the ICTCS conference. See you in Turin!
Next September, I will give a two-day crash course on online learning & economics at King's College (link). See you there!
I will participate to the Workshop on Algorithms for Learning and Economics (WALE) in Cefalonia. See you there!
I will present the paper "No-Regret Learning in Bilateral Trade via Global Budget Balance" to the IGAFIT Highlights of Algorithms Conference (HALG) in Warsaw and at Harvard University (July 12). See you there!
I will present the paper "The Role of Transparency in Repeated First-Price Auctions with Unknown Valuations" to the Kolmogorov Meets Turing Workshop in Rome (KmT), to the Ninth Marketplace Innovation Workshop (MIW), and to the Frontiers of Online Advertising Workshop @EC'24. See you there!
The paper "Selling Joint Ads: A Regret Minimization Perspective" with Gagan, Ashwin, and Paul has been accepted at EC'24! See you in New Haven! [arXiv]
The paper "Consistent Submodular Maximization" with Paul, Silvio, Ashkan, and Morteza has been accepted at ICML'24! See you in Vienna! [arXiv]
The paper "The Role of Transparency in Repeated First-Price Auctions with Unknown Valuations" with Nicolò, Tom, Roberto, and Stefano has been accepted at STOC'24! See you in Vancouver! [arXiv].
The paper "No-Regret Learning in Bilateral Trade via Global Budget Balance" with Martino, Matteo, and Andrea has been accepted at STOC'24! See you in Vancouver! [arXiv]