Agate Seminar
a cornerstone of the Centre
The seminar introduces the Centre and its application focus, provides a forum for knowledge transfer between research, innovation, and practice, strengthens the Centre’s international visibility, and fosters interdisciplinary collaboration by regularly including cross-disciplinary topics.
In the upcoming year, the seminars will address the following themes and many more:
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Fair distribution of indivisible items – mechanisms and algorithms for allocating discrete goods fairly (such as envy-freeness, proportionality, and EF1),
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Algorithmic Social Choice – how algorithmic tools can support society and individuals in collective decision-making, voting, and e-justice.
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Repairable Optimization – models of networks (transport, communication, energy) and optimization challenges where an optimized outcome can be efficiently and satisfactorily modified and repaired after failures, ensuring resilience.
One of the cornerstones of the Agate Centre is the Agate Seminar, a regular event that connects Czech research in computer science, optimisation, and socioeconomics with the Centre’s activities.


Agate Seminar Team

Hans Raj Tiwary
Associate Professor, Seminar Coordinator

Martin Loebl
Professor, Agate Project Coordinator

Michel Grabisch
Professor, ERA Chair Holder

Kristýna Pekárková
Postdoctoral Researcher

Ndiamé Ndiaye
Postdoctoral Researcher

Filip Úradník
Doctoral Researcher

David Sychrovský
Postdoctoral Researcher, Equilibre Technologies

Matthieu Hervouin
Postdoctoral Researcher

Julia Križanová
Doctoral Researcher

Martin Černý
Postdoctoral Researcher

Hana Salavcová
Student

Ole Jann
Associate Member, CERGE-EI

Agnieszka Rusinowska
Visiting Professor, École d'économie de Paris

Milan Hladík
Professor, Head of the Department of Applied Mathematics

Carla Negri
Associate Member, Universidade Federal do ABC, Brazil

Mycon Sambinelli
Associate Member, Universidade Federal do ABC, Brazil

Cosimo Vinci
Asociate Member, Università del Salento

Helena Gráfová
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