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Notice
AISB opportunities Bulletin Item
Postdoctoral position (1-2 years) in game theory and logic of games, FRANCE
Toulouse (France)
In the context of the ERC-Advanced Researcher Grant 269427, STAC (Strategic Conversation), IRIT is
seeking to hire a post-doctoral researcher with a specialization in game theory and the logic of
games or game logics, who is interested in applying game theoretic techniques to the analysis of
conversation and underlying strategic reasoning. Knowledge of classical game theory is required
and empirical evaluations of game theoretic techniques, as well as knowledge of discourse
representation theories, will be a plus.
The STAC group, headed by Nicholas Asher, has several decades experience in the formal
semantic and pragmatic analysis of dialogue.
Since the nineties, we have been interested in game theoretic analyses of conversational defaults
and are in the process of developing a general game theoretic model of strategic conversation
integrating our rich theory of discourse structure and interpretation, SDRT. In STAC, we plan to
develop this model and variants further and to test their validity relative to corpus data that we
are gathering and will be analyzing. The corpus data will come from on line games, as well as other
sources (role playing dialogue).
EXPERIENCE: The postdoctoral researcher must have a PhD in Logic, economics or linguistics
with a specialization conforming to the requirements above. A strong publication record is expected
in fields related to the project. Basic knowledge of linguistics is also required. Knowledge of
discourse analysis theories will be a plus as well as experience with learning from structured data.
Please send your application to: {ASHER, VIEU} [AT] IRIT.FR.
Attach at least: CV, publication list, short statement of research interests, and names and email
addresses of 2-3 people willing to give a recommendation letter. Review of applications will start
on November 1st 2011 and continue until the position is filled.
LANGUAGE: English and possibly also French are the languages of the data we will be
considering. If the candidate is fluent in English, French is not required but will be considered a plus.
PERIOD: 1 to 2 years, starting preferably on January 1, 2012
Salary: 2919 euro (approx. 00) brut per month.
LABORATORY: IRIT, CNRS/Université Paul Sabatier http://www.irit.fr/ [http://www.irit.fr/]
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