Tristan TOMALA
Professor
Economics and Decision Sciences
Biography
Tristan Tomala was a student at ENSAE before doing a Ph.D. on game theory (defended in 1996) at University Paris I. Prior to joining HEC Paris, he was assistant professor (maitre de conférences) at University Paris Dauphine. His research interests are about the various aspects of information and communication in dynamic games. He studies strategic information transmission in repeated games using information theory, graph theory and cryptography and has also a special interest for information and communcation networks.
His recent works are published in Games and Economic Behavior (2014), Mathematics of Operations Research (2013), Theoretical Economics (2012), Journal of Economic Theory (2011). At HEC, he teaches managerial economics in HEC 1st year and game theory in the Masters of Business Economics and in the Master of Economics of Paris Saclay.
Tristan Tomala is associate editor for Dynamic Games and Applications, International Journal of Game Theory, Operations Research Letters and Theory and Decision.
Scientific articles
Books
Chapters in edited books
Proceedings
Working papers
Scientific articles
Books
Chapters in edited books
Proceedings
Working papers
Education
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Habilitation a diriger des recherches (Qualified Research Supervisor), Economics, Université Paris Dauphine - France
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Doctorat en Mathematiques Appliquees (Ph.D. in Mathematics), Université Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne - France
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DEA de Modelisation et Methodes Mathematiques en Economie, Université Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne - France
Academic appointments
Academic responsabilities at HEC
- 2020- Department Head, Economics and Decision Science HEC Paris
- 2017- Professor, Economics - Decision Science HEC Paris
- 2011-2016 Associate Professor, Economics - Decision Science HEC Paris
- 2007- Member of GREGHEC (CNRS) HEC Paris
- Membre du Comité pédagogie d'HEC HEC Paris
External Academic Responsabilities
- 1998-2007 Senior lecturer Université Paris IX Dauphine
- 2006-2006 (juin) Chercheur invité Northwestern University
- 2003-2003 Chercheur invité Università degli Studi di Torino
- 1996-1998 ATER Université Paris IX Dauphine
Scientific Activities
Membership in Academic or Professional Organisation
- Membre du groupe MODE de la SMAI. Elu au bureau du Groupe MODE
- Membre elu du conseil d'UFR de l'UFR MD a Paris Dauphine
- Membre et co-responsable scientifique du GDR 2932 Theorie des jeux : Modelisation Mathematique et Applications (http://www.ecp6.jussieu.fr/colloques/gdr/presentation.html)
- Membre du GDR MOA Mathematiques de l'optimisation et applications
- Membre de l'Econometric Society