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Welcome to my professional page

Here you will find some information about my research activity and interests

I earned my bachelor's and master's mathematics degrees from the University of Turin in 2008 and 2010.

I got a PhD degree in information systems at the faculty of business and economics of University of Lausanne and a Ph.D. degree in mathematical engineering from the department of mathematics of Carlos III University of Madrid, in joint supervision of doctoral studies (May 2015).

Previously, I was affiliated as postdoctoral research fellow to the University of Zaragoza (BIFI, 2 years) and to the University College London (UCL, 1 year).

I am affiliated as Juan de la Cierva research fellow to the Carlos III University of Madrid (UC3M).

I am member of the executive committee of the

Complex Systems Society and I was chair of the yrCSS.

I was also member of the WWCS steering committee and I am vocal of the COMSOTEC Spanish Association.

I am an associate professor of the Interdisciplinary Group of Complex Systems (GISC) of the department of mathematics at the Carlos III University of Madrid.

Previously, I was a postdoctoral research fellow at the Institute for Biocomputation and Physics of Complex Systems (2015-2017) and the University College London (2017-2018).

I got a PhD in Information Systems from University of Lausanne and a PhD in Mathematical Engineering from Carlos III University of Madrid (joint supervision, 2015).

I am council member of the Complex Systems Society and the secretary of COMSOTEC.

My research interests:

behavioral experiments
evolutionary game theory
dynamics on complex networks
cooperation and social norms

See also my profile at Google Scholar

alberto.antonioni@uc3m.es

Associate Professor,

GISC, Mathematics Department

Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain

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