[SAGT 2026] Call for Participation: Early Registration Ends Soon! Call for Posters: Deadline 07 Sep 2026

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19th International Symposium on Algorithmic Game Theory (SAGT) 2026

     15th-18th September 2026, University of Augsburg, Germany

https://www.uni-augsburg.de/de/fakultaet/fai/conferences/sagt-2026/
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***  Accompanied by a Workshop on Mechanisms with Predictions  ***
***            by Vasilis Gkatzelis and Guido Schäfer  ***
***       14th-15th September 2026, University of Augsburg ***

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            EARLY REGISTRATION ENDS ON 26 AUGSUST 2026!
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The purpose of SAGT is to bring together researchers from Computer 
Science, Economics, Mathematics, Operations Research, and related fields 
to present and discuss original research at the intersection of 
Algorithms and Game Theory.

Conference Topics:

     Solution Concepts in Game Theory
     Efficiency of Equilibria and Price of Anarchy
     Computational Aspects of Equilibria
     Learning and Dynamics in Games
     Game-Theoretic Aspects of Networks
     Auction Design and Analysis
     Algorithmic Contract Design
     Mechanism Design and Pricing
     Internet Economics and Computational Advertising
     Reputation, Recommendation and Trust Systems
     Economic Aspects of Distributed Computing
     Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies
     Decision Theory and Information Design
     Computational Social Choice and Fair Division
     Market Design and Matching Markets
     Cooperative Game Theory

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INVITED SPEAKERS
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We will have invited talks by

     Martin Bichler, TU Munich, Germany
     Tim Roughgarden, Columbia University, USA
     Tami Tamir, Reichman University, Israel

Pre-SAGT Workshop on Mechnisms with Predictions by

     Vasilis Gkatzelis, Drexel University, USA
     Guido Schäfter, CWI Amsterdam, Netherlands


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TIMELINE
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14 Sep 2026, noon: Start of the Pre-SAGT Workshop
15 Sep 2026, late afternoon: End of the Pre-SAGT Workshop
15 Sep 2026, evening: SAGT 2026 Welcome Reception with SAGT Pub Quiz
16 - 18 Sep 2026: SAGT 2026 main conference
16 Sep 2026, afternoon: poster lightning talks + poster session
17 Sep 2026, evening: Augsburg City Tour + SAGT 2026 conference dinner
18 Sep 2026, early afternoon: End of SAGT 2026 main conference

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CALL FOR PARTICIPATION: REGISTRATION OPEN!
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The registration for SAGT 2026 and for the Pre-SAGT Workshop on 
Mechanisms with Predictions is open now.

For registering for the conference, please follow the link on the SAGT 
2026 Website:
https://www.uni-augsburg.de/de/fakultaet/fai/conferences/sagt-2026/

EARLY REGISTRATION ENDS ON 26 AUGUST 2026! Please make sure to register 
early to help us with planning the event!

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CALL FOR POSTERS
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SAGT 2026 will include a poster session where participants can present 
posters of preliminary working papers as well as papers accepted at SAGT 
2026 or previously published at other conferences. We plan to have short 
lightning talks (3 minutes per poster) to introduce the posters.

Posters will be displayed at the conference venue throughout the event, 
from the afternoon of Sep 16 to Sep 18. A dedicated poster session 
(preceded by the lightning talks) will happen on the afternoon of Wed 
Sep 16.

Submission of posters will be open for all participants, and we will 
conduct a basic quality check to verify that accepted posters will 
contain interesting and relevant information.

If you wish to present a poster, please register for the conference and 
send us your poster via email to: [email protected]

POSTER SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 07 September 2026

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CONTACT
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The conference is organized by Pascal Lenzner (University of Augsburg) 
and Daniel Schmand (University of Bremen).

Contact: [email protected]

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