James Wolfe

ph.d. student in Applied Mathematics & Computational Science
University of Pennsylvania

I'm a researcher studying how agents learn to explore, cooperate, and compete. In particular, I analyze the impacts of variation in learning policy on outcomes for individual learners and populations.

My research connects theoretical biology, game theory, and multi-agent learning, incorporating tools from dynamical systems and stochastic processes.

I'm advised by Joshua Plotkin.

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Portrait of James Wolfe
Painting by Emma Forbes

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