Keith Paarporn
I am an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs.
I am currently looking for highly motivated students to work in the areas of game theory, multi-agent systems, control, and security. If you are interested in working with me, please send me an email with your CV and a brief description of your academic background and research interests.
Research Interests: game theory, multi-agent systems, control theory.
Email: kpaarpor at uccs dot edu
CV (updated 9/2024).
Recent News
Oct 2024 - Our paper, Reinforcement Strategies in General Lotto Games, has appeared in early access of the IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control!
Aug 2024 - Now serving as a Faculty Advisor for the Colorado-Washington Security Scholars Program. Looking forward to working with the talented scholars on cybersecurity research!
July 2024 - Two papers accepted to IEEE CDC 2024!
June 2024 - Presentation of my paper "The madness of people: rational learning in feedback-evolving games" at the European Control Conference in Stockholm, Sweden.
June 2024 - I gave a seminar titled "Beyond Imitation: Feedback-Evolving Games with Heterogeneous Learning Rules" at the Jan C. Willems Center for Systems and Control, University of Groningen. Thank you Prof. Ming Cao for the kind invitation! While there, I also served on the defense committee of Dr. K. Frieswijk. Congratulations!
June 2024 - Awarded an NSF ERI grant! The topic is on designing information-aware policies for secure resource allocation.
Feb 2024 - Our paper, Strategically revealing intentions in General Lotto Games, appears in IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control.
Feb 2024 - My paper, The madness of people: rational learning in feedback-evolving games, is accepted to the 2024 European Control Conference!
Jan 2024 - Our paper, Conditions for Altruistic Perversity in Two-Strategy Population Games, is accepted to the 2024 American Control Conference! Colton will present.
July 2023 - One paper accepted at IEEE CDC!
May 2023 - Our paper on Extension Theorems for General Lotto Games with Applications to Network Security appears in IEEE Transactions on Control for Network Systems (TCNS)!
Mar 2023 - Three papers accepted for presentation at the IFAC World Congress!
Feb 2023 - Presented recent work on signaling to adversaries at the Information Theory and Applications Workshop.
Jan 2023 - Three papers accepted for presentation at the American Control Conference!