Blog posts

Direct reciprocity facilitates cooperation in repeated social interactions. Traditional models suggest that individ...

This is a very quick and simple introduction on creating and putting online a personal or any other website. We won’t...

Earlier this month I attended the 18th International Conference on Social Dilemmas. The conference was a great expe...

Project Jupyter is a non profit organisation created to provide services for interactive computing across dozens of p...

Soapbox Science 2018 took place in Cardiff on the \(2^{nd}\) of June. The aim of the event is to promote STEM subject...

I have recently been doing some work related to systems of polynomial equations. This work has lead me to study sever...

Soapbox Science is an interactive public outreach activity that aims to promote science to a public audience. More sp...

by Nikoleta Glynatsi and Geraint Palmer.

I recently came across the joy of submitting an article to a journal for publication. I soon came to the conclusion t...

In game theory the game the prisoner’s dilemma has been used since the 1950’s to study interactions. Such as biologic...

Τhe name rhinoceros means `nose horn’ which is often shortened to rhino. The name comes from the Greek words rhino (n...

It has been almost one and a half years since I started working on the prisoner's dilemma (this is not a complaint) ...

(The following blog contains spoilers for the TV series Game of Thrones)

Researchers have struggled for years to understand the conditions under which cooperation can emerge. The applicatio...

You will often see me talking about Game Theory. But what is Game Theory and more importantly what does it allow us ...

The Communication and Information in Games on NEtworks (CIGNE) research group organised this summer the first summer ...