I completed my Ph.D. in the School of Mathematical Sciences at Queen Mary, University of London, supervised by Felix Fischer. I worked in Algorithmic Game Theory, Mechanism Design and Combinatorics. In particular I am interested in computational social choice theory and multiagent systems, I use tools from probablity and graph theory to look into questions on algorithmic fairness. I am always interested in areas to find new ideas and adapt old ones to new fields. I have since moved to a position at the Civil Service where I use these modelling techniques for questions in public policy.

My other interests include pondering on the ethics of technology and AI, more specifically the ethics of algorithmic decision making processes within government and tech companies, and advocacy for transparency and accountablity when using said algorithms.

I completed my MMath in Mathematics at University of Sheffield under the supervision of Neil Strickland.

Publications

Impartial Selection with Additive Guarantees via Iterated Deletion
Javier Cembrano, Felix Fischer, David Hannon, Max Klimm
EC '22: Proceedings of the 23rd ACM Conference on Economics and Computation 2023

Impartial Selection with Additive Guarantees via Iterated Deletion
Javier Cembrano, Felix Fischer, David Hannon, Max Klimm
Games and Economic Behavior

Blind date: ‘First impressions? I’m pretty certain we used to live next door to each other’
David Hannon, Eva Hammond
Guardian Article

Preprints

Academic History

2025	Ph.D. in Mathematics at Queen Mary, University of London Supervisor: Felix Fischer
2020	MMath in Mathematics at the University of Sheffield Supervisor: Neil Strickland

Talks

08/02/2024 - QUiPs Talk - A Brief History of Online Algorithms
20/10/2023 - QUiPs Talk - Mechanism Design and the Selection of Impartial Subsets
29/09/2023 - LSE Seminar Combinatorics, Games and Optimisation - A Brief History of Online Algorithms
24/02/2023 - Queen Mary Combinatorics Study Group - Optimal Impartial Selection
09/02/2023 - QUiPs Talk - Algorithmic Mechanism Design and Impartial Selection Mechanisms

Teaching

I have led seminars at QMUL for the following modules.

2020/2021 - Introduction to Algebra

2020/2021 - Discrete Mathematics

2022/2023 - Linear Programming and Games

2023/2024 - Linear Programming and Games

I have provided marking support for these courses as well as

2022/2023 - Random Processes

Outreach

I organised 2023 QMUL edition of Pint of Science where we invited speakers to give a talk on their research to members of the public. The talks were on the topic of climate change, legal issues within the workplace and finally the negative effects of capitalism upon the world and local communities.

Collaborators

Javier Cembrano
Felix Fischer
Max Klimm

A big thank you to Konrad Anand for this website template.