I am a 3rd year Computer Science Ph.D. student at Cornell University. I am fortunate to be advised by Éva Tardos. My research interests lie in Game Theory, Learning in Games and Resource Allocation Problems.

Before starting at Cornell, I recieved a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science and Mathematics from Georgia Tech where I worked with Dr. Cassie S. Mitchell, Dr. Prasad Tetali and Dr. Lutz Warnke on various projects in Extremal Combinatorics and Randomized Algorithms.

To reach me, send an email to chidoonyeze@cs.cornell.edu.

News

  • 07/06/2026: The paper ‘Improved Multi-Dimensional Forecasting for Swap Regret’ was accepted to EC 2026.
  • 06/18/2026: The paper ‘Sequential Fair Allocation With Replenishments: A Little Envy Goes An Exponentially Long Way’ won the Best Paper Award at SIGMETRICS 2026!
  • 04/25/2026: The paper ‘Sequential Fair Allocation With Replenishments: A Little Envy Goes An Exponentially Long Way’ was selected as a finalist for the SIGMETRICS 2026 Best Paper Award.
  • 09/27/2025: The paper ‘Sequential Fair Allocation With Replenishments: A Little Envy Goes An Exponentially Long Way’ was accepted to SIGMETRICS 2026.
  • 09/01/2025: The paper ‘Sequential Fair Allocation With Replenishments: A Little Envy Goes An Exponentially Long Way’ is now on arXiv.
  • 12/20/2024: The paper ‘Allocating Public Goods via Dynamic Max-Min Fairness’ was accepted to SIGMTERICS 2025.

Publications