Tatsuya Sasaki

Tatsuya Sasaki was a participant in the 2008 Young Scientists Summer Program with the Evolution and Ecology (EEP) Program, and returned to IIASA in May 2009 to continue his research on co-evolution of cooperation and volunteering in public goods games. In December 2012, he accepted a second appointment as a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Vienna to investigate the emergence of sanctioning institutions with Professor Karl Sigmund.

Dr. Sasaki graduated from Osaka University in Japan in 1996 with a master’s degree in complex algebraic geometry and a bachelor’s degree in mathematics. Following graduation he joined Okazaki Shinkin Bank, Japan, where his work was mainly involved with risk management. From 2004 to 2009, Dr. Sasaki participated in a PhD course covering information systems science at Soka University, Japan, where he studied the evolution of cooperation numerically and analytically, and in spring of 2010, received his doctorate degree.

Last update: 30-NOV-2012

Sasaki,T. Uchida,S. (2013)

The evolution of cooperation by social exclusion ... More

Sasaki,T. Braennstroem,A. Dieckmann,U. Sigmund,K. (2012)

The take-it-or-leave-it option allows small penalties to overcome social dilemmas ... More

Sasaki,T. Unemi,T. (2011)

Replicator dynamics in public goods games with reward funds ... More