Paul W. Goldbergprofessor of Computer Science
 office phone: 01865-610756
email: Paul.Goldberg “at” cs.ox.ac.uk
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Recent teaching:
Algorithms and Data Structures course, HT 2025;
Course materials on Moodle
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Research projects
Aggregating Safety Preferences for AI Systems: A Social Choice Approach, part of ARIA Safeguarded AI
(Link—
click on TA1.4, scroll down to project title for more details)
Link to project web page
for EPSRC-funded project Optimisation for Game Theory and Machine Learning.
Link to project web page
for EPSRC-funded project Driving Behaviour in Multi-winner Voting.
Link to doctoral research opportunity:
industry co-funded DPhil studentship ‘Decentralised Arbitration’
Link to some detail on projects and topics I’m interested in.
General topics/key phrases
• Algorithmic game theory, related topics in AI
• Computational complexity and NP total search problems
• machine learning; game-theoretic models for data
• decentralized computation of economic equilibria
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Some further information (mostly in the CV above)
Publications (list maintained by me, includes some
general narrative discussion)
I am currently serving as editor-in-chief of
ACM Transactions on Economics and Computation,
jointly with
M. Utku Ünver.
We welcome submitted articles in all areas of Algorithmic Game Theory; mainly
original research but we also consider also survey and expository papers.
Feel free to email me if you have questions about the journal.
I’m interested in hearing from prospective research students or other collaborators.
Slides from TFNP workshop at STOC.
I recently served as director of the MSc in Mathematics and the Foundations of Computer Science
(MFoCS, pronounced “em-fox”)
(Link).
Previously I was director of the MSc in Advanced CS
(Link).
I supervise MSc and undergraduate projects on a range of topics, some (but not all!)
of which are described further at the link above.
Paul Goldberg
This document last updated on 1st August 2025