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Gerdus Benade is an Assistant Professor in the Information Systems department at Boston University's Questrom School of Business. His research focuses on the intersection of computer science and economics, particularly exploring the challenges of group decision-making under uncertainty and fair resource allocation in dynamic environments. Benade's work emphasizes the applications of optimization and computational social choice, addressing traditionally political issues such as voting systems, participatory budgeting, and the effects of gerrymandering on political districting. His recent presentations include topics like achieving Rawlsian justice in food rescue at the COMSOC International Seminar Series, indicating his commitment to applying theoretical frameworks to real-world problems.
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