Marilda Antonia de Oliveira Sotomayor

Possui graduação em Matemática pela Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (1967), Mestrado em Matemática pelo Instituto de Matemática Pura e Aplicada (IMPA) (1972), Doutorado em Matemática pela Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro e Instituto de Matemática Pura e Aplicada (1981) e Livre Docência (1999) pela Universidade de São Paulo/SP. Foi Professora titular da Pontifícia Univ. Católica do RJ (Depto. de Matemática), da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (Departamento de Economia) e da Universidade de São Paulo-SP (Departamento de Economia). Foi Pesquisador Visitante da Univ. of Pittsburgh (Est. Unidos), Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques (França), Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (Espanha), Ecole Polytechnique (França), Univ. of California, Berkeley (Est. Unidos) e Brown University (Estados Unidos). Atualmente é Professora Titular da Escola de Pós-graduação de Economia da FGV-RJ e Professora Titular aposentada da USP e da UFRJ. É Fellow da J. S. Guggenheim Foundation, Fellow da Econometric Society, Fellow da Game Theory Society e Economic Theory Fellow. Recebeu os prêmios: TWAS 2016 (THE WORLD ACADEMY OF SCIENCES) , Lanchester Prize 1990 (Mathematical of Operation Research), Haralambos Simeonides 2001(ANPEC), Mario Henrique Simonsen 2006 (RBE/FGV), Adriano Romariz Duarte 1996 (SBE), Medalha de Honra ao Mérito 2013 (Ordem dos Economistas do Brasil). É membro titular da American Academy of Arts and Sciences e da Academia Brasileira de Ciências. Foi Editora Associada da Econometrica e da International Journal of Game Theory. Foi membro do Conselho da Game Theory Society e duas vezes, membro do Conselho da Econometric Society. Foi membro do Nominating Committe for offices e do Nominating Committee for fellows da Econometric Society. É membro fundador da Game Theory Society. Foi presidente do Latin America Stand Committee da Econometric Society. Organizou o "First Brazilian Workshop of the Game Theory Society" na USP/SP em 2002, o "17th International Conference on Game Theory and Economic Applications" na State University of New York, Stony Brook, em 2006, o "Gale's Feast: a day in honor of the 85th birthday of David Gale", satélite da 18th International Conference on Game Theory and Economic Applications", 2007, o "Second Brazilian Workshop of the Game Theory Society", 1a Escola São Paulo de Ciência Avançada em Teoria dos Jogos da FAPESP, 2010, FEA/USP/SP, que homenageou John Nash e teve a presença dos ganhadores dos Prêmios Nobel em Economia: Aumann, Myerson, Maskin, Nash e Paul Milgrom, e o International Workshop of the Game Theory Society - 2a Escola São Paulo de Ciência Avançada em Teoria dos Jogos da FAPESP, 2014, USP/SP, com a presença dos Nobels: Aumann, Maskin, Nash e Roth. Atuou como Editora convidada do International Journal of Game Theory para a edição do volume: "A collection of papers dedicated to David Gale on the occasion of his 85th birthday", 2008. Atuou como Editora da sessão de Teoria dos Jogos da Complexity and Systems Sciences, 18 volumes publicados pela Springer em 2009. Trabalhou como membro do Comitê de Programa do World Congress of the Econometric Society em 1990 (Barcelona) e 2000 (Seatle); 3rd World Congress on Game Theory - 2008, Northwestern University, do 4th World Congress on Game Theory - 2012, Istambul e vários encontros Latino Americanos da Econ. Society. Escreveu o livro ?Two-sided Matching. A study in game-theoretic modeling and analysis? em co-autoria com Alvin Roth, um dos ganhadores do prêmio Nobel em Economia de 2012. Este livro recebeu o prêmio ?Lanchester? de 1990 e em 2010 foi organizado o congresso ?Roth and Sotomayor: Twenty years after? na Duke University, North Caroline, para celebrar os 20 anos de publicação do livro. Tem experiência na área de Economia Matemática, com ênfase em Teoria dos Jogos, atuando principalmente nos seguintes temas: Mercados de matching de dois lados, Desenho de Mercados, jogos cooperativos.

Undergraduated in Mathematics at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro ? UFRJ (1967), master degree in Mathematics at the National Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics ? IMPA (1972), PhD in Mathematics at the Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro ? PUC-Rio and the National Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics ? IMPA (1981) and Privat Dozen in Mathematical Economics (1999) at the University of São Paulo ? USP. She was Professor of PUC-Rio (Department of Mathematics), of UFRJ (Economics Department) and of USP/SP. She was Visiting Researcher at Pittsburgh University (United States), Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques (France), Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona (Spain), Ecole Polytechnique (France), University of California at Berkeley (United States) and Brown University (United States). Nowadays, she is Professor of Getulio Vargas Foundation - RJ. She is Fellow of the J. S. Guggenheim Foundation, Fellow of the Econometric Society, Fellow of the Game Theory Society and EconomicTheory Fellow. She received the following awards:TWAS 2016 (THE WORLD ACADEMY OF SCIENCES), Lanchester Prize 1990 (Mathematical of Operation Research), Haralambos Simeonides 2001(ANPEC), Mario Henrique Simonsen 2006 (RBE/FGV), Adriano Romariz Duarte 1996 (SBE) and Medal of Scientific Merit from the Order of the Brazilian Economists, 2013. She is member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences. She was Associated Editor of Econometrica and Associated Editor of the International Journal of Game Theory. She is charter member of the Game Theory Society and was elected for a second time as a board member of the Econometric Society. She organized scientifically the ?First Brazilian Workshop of the Game Theory Society? at USP in 2002, the ?17th International Conference on Game Theory and Economic Applications? at the State University of New York, Stony Brook, in 2006, the ?Gale?s Feast: a day in honor of the 85th birthday of David Gale?; satellite of the ?18th International Conference on Game Theory and Economic Applications? in 2007; the ?Second Brazilian Workshop of the Game Theory Society?, the first São Paulo School of Advanced Science in Game Theory of FAPESP, 2010, FEA/USP/SP (this workshop honored John Nash and had the participation of the Nobel Prizes in Economics: Aumann, Myerson, Maskin, Paul Milgrom and Nash), the International Workshop of the Game Theory Society, - 2nd São Paulo School of Advanced Science in Game Theory of FAPESP, 2014, with the presence of the Nobel Prizes in Economics: Aumann, Maskin, Nash and Roth. She was Guest Editor of the International Journal of Game Theory for the edition: ?A collection of papers dedicated to David Gale on the occasion of his 85th birthday?, published in 2008. She was Editor of the session of the Game Theory of the Complexity and Systems Sciences, collection of 18 volumes published by Springer in 2009. She has worked as a member of the Program Committee of the World Congress of the Econometric Society in 1990 (Barcelona) and in 2000 (Seatle); 3rd World Congress on Game Theory in 2008, in Northwestern University, 4th World Congress on Game Theory, Istambul, 2012 and in several Latin American Meetings of the Econ. Society. She wrote the book ?Two-sided Matching. A study in game-theoretic modeling and analysis?, with Roth. She received the Lanchester Prize of 1990 and in 2010 it was organized the congress "Roth and Sotomayor: Twenty years after? na Duke University, North Caroline, to celebrate de 20 years of publication of the book.She has experience in the area of Mathematical Economics, with emphasis on game theory, in the following topics: two-sided matching markets, market design, cooperative games.