Curriculum Vitae

Yunus C. Aybas

  • Ph.D. Fields: Economic Theory and Market Design 
  • Research Interests: Strategic Communication, Social Learning, Organizational Economics
  • Committee: Matt Jackson, Steve Callander and Bob Wilson

Education

  • B.A. Bilkent University, 2014-2018
    • Major: Economics
    • Minor: Mathematics
  • M.A. Economics, Stanford University, 2018 - 2020 
  • Ph.D. Economics, Stanford University, 2018 - 2024 (Expected)

You can find a pdf version of my CV here.

Peter Wegner, ''Monument to Change as It Changes"

Working papers

Work in Progress

Honors and Awards

  • GE446 Project, Best Senior Project Award, Bilkent 2018
  • US Ph.D. Scholarship, UniCredit & Universities Foundation 2018
  • Economics Department Fellowship, Stanford 2018-2019
  • Outstanding Teaching Assistant, Stanford
    • Econ 50 (Intermediate Micro), Fall 2021
    • Econ 203 (Graduate Game Theory), Winter 2022
  • E.S. Shaw and B.F. Haley Fellowship for Economics, SIEPR 2023

Seminars, Conferences and Workshops

  • 2018:  Bahar Mathematics Meeting, Turkish Mathematical Society
  • 2021: Econometric Society Meetings (Asia, Australasia, China, North America), EEA-ESEM, Networks (Sunbelt and Netsci), Network Science in Economics, Bilkent Theory Seminar (Winter)
  • 2022: Econometric Society European Winter Meeting, Stony Brook Game Theory Festival, Stony Brook Theory Seminar (Fall), Bilkent Theory Seminar (Spring)
  • 2023: Stony Brook Game Theory Festival
  • Organizer: Session Organizer at INFORMS Annual Meeting 2022, Stanford Student Theory Lunch 2021-2022

Research Positions

  • Bilkent University
    • Research Assistant to Refet Gurkaynak 2016-2018
    • Research Assistant to Cagri Saglam, 2016-2018
  • Stanford University
    • Research Assistant to Matthew O. Jackson 2019-2021

Refereeing

  • 2022: Journal of Economic Theory, The Data Compression Conference (DCC)

Teaching Positions

  • Bilkent University
    • 2016: ECON 102(Introduction to Macroeconomics), ECON 206 (Growth & Economic Dynamics)
    • 2017: ECON 206 (Growth & Economic Dynamics)
    • 2018: ECON 206 (Growth & Economic Dynamics), Spring: 454 (Advanced Topics in Growth Theory)
  • Stanford University
    • 2021: Econ 50 (Intermediate Micro I)
    • 2022: Econ 203 (Graduate Game Theory), Econ 50 (Intermediate Micro I), Public Policy Booth Camp
    • 2023: Econ 101 (Economic Policy Seminar),