Short Bio

I have been a PhD student in Felix Brandt's group since May 2024. I have completed a Bachelor's in Mathematics and Computer Science at KIT and a Master's in Computer Science at TUM. Currently, I am mostly working on multiwinner voting. I am also interested in coalition formation, metric distortion, and fair division.

If you are interested in writing a thesis with me, please send me an email with your transcript of records. At our chair, we require that you have taken at least one of our lectures (Algorithmic Game Theory or Computational Social Choice) in order to write a thesis with us. 

Publications

F. Frank and P. Lederer. The metric distortion of randomized social choice functions: C1 maximal lottery rules and simulations. 2023. Working paper. [ pdf ]

F. Frank. Metric distortion in randomized social choice. Master's thesis, Technical University of Munich (TUM), 2023.

Teaching

Courses

• Economics and Computation (SS 2025)
• Computational Social Choice (WS 2024/2025)
• Economics and Computation (SS 2024)