Bastien Maubert

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Bastien Maubert is a leading researcher in the logical foundations of strategic reasoning, with a particular focus on how knowledge, information, and awareness shape multi-agent interaction. His work bridges theoretical computer science and practical concerns in human-robot collaboration, software verification, and epistemic game theory. Maubert is best known for his deep contributions to the logic of "public and private affairs" in strategic settings—examining what agents know about each other’s strategies, and how that knowledge (or ignorance) alters the dynamics of interaction. This line of inquiry has profound implications: in multi-process software construction, agents may have full access to each other’s code, but in human-robot interaction, a human may not reveal—or even consciously know—their own strategy. Maubert’s formal models capture these asymmetries, enabling more robust and realistic reasoning about autonomous systems. His most cited work, "Public and Private Affairs in Strategic Reasoning" (2022), has already garnered attention for its elegant synthesis of epistemic logic and game theory. A rising figure in the field, Maubert’s research is essential reading for anyone interested in the logic of knowledge, agency, and the design of trustworthy intelligent systems.