Long Tran-Thanh

Associate Professor
Room: CS3.17Email: long dot tran-thanh at warwick dot ac dot uk
My main research area is Artificial Intelligence. I am interested in building complex learning systems where humans and agents have to either: (i) collaborate to deal with complex real-world problems; or (ii) to strategically act against each other. Given this, I mainly focus on the following topics: online learning/decision making, game theory, incentive engineering, and multi-agent systems.
Awards and Recognitions
Research:
- IJCAI 2019 Early Career Spotlight Talk (invited)
- Vice-Chancellor's Award 2018 (Southampton)
- Royal Society's Kan Tong Po Visiting Fellowship 2017
- University of Southern California's CAIS Visiting Fellow 2017
- Runner-up - CPHC/BCS PhD Dissertation Award (Best Computer Science PhD thesis in the UK) in 2012/2013
- Honourable mention - ECCAI PhD Dissertation Award (Outstanding European PhD thesis in artificial intelligence) in 2012
- Honourable mention - AAAI 2012 Outstanding Paper Award
- Runner-up - ECAI 2012 Best Student Paper Award
Teaching:
- Dean's Award 2017 (Faculty of Physical Sciences and Engineering, Southampton)
- Most Engaging Lecturer in 2016 (Southampton)