Inbal Talgam-Cohen's Website

About

I'm an interdiscplinary researcher interested in incentives, algorithms and learning, from the perspectives of computer science, economics and law.
I'm a faculty member at Tel Aviv University and visiting faculty at the Technion, where I was fortunate to start my career as a professor before moving to TAU. My research group currently spans both institutes.
I am a recepient of the Google Scholar Award, Krill Prize, and an ERC grant.
Please bear with me as I bring my website up to date. In the meanwhile, my Google Scholar page and DBLP cover most of my research papers. I occasionally tweet @InbalTalgam.
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Education

PhD in Computer Science, Stanford University
MSc in Computer Science, Weizmann Institute of Science
BSc in Computer Science, Tel-Aviv University
LLB in Law, Tel-Aviv University

Recent talks, news etc.

Additional presentations can be found under Research.
Additional tutorials can be found under Teaching.

May 2025: Huge congrats to my student Konstantin Zabaranyi for receiving the Best Dissertation award for his PhD "Information Design in the 21st Century: A CS Perspective".

Service

Program and other committees
2021: STOC, WINE (co-chair)
2020: EC (SPC), ICALP, TheWebConf, MD4SG
2019: STOC, EC (SPC), SIGecom Dissertation Award Committee
2018: EC, WWW, APPROX, AI^3, WINE
2017: EC, WWW, IFORS (session organizor)
2015-2016: EC

Editorial boards
2020-: Co-Editor-in-Chief of SIGecom Exchanges (with Matt Weinberg)
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2013-2015: Co-Editor-in-Chief of ACM XRDS
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Funding

My research is currently generously supported by the Israel Science Foundation (ISF grant), the U.S.-Israel Binational Science Foundation (BSF-NSF grant), and the Israel Council for Higher Education (VATAT prize for data science research).

I gratefully acknowledge past support as a Taub Family Foundation "Leader in Science and Technology" Fellow, an EU Horizon 2020 Marie Curie Fellow, an I-CORE (Center of Research Excellence in Algorithms) Fellow, the Hsieh Family SIGF (Stanford Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellowship) Research Fellow, and a Google Anita Borg Scholar.