Bio
I am a PhD student at MIT Sloan. My current research focuses on Quantitative Marketing, Economics of Data and Competition, Industrial Organization, and AI. I am advised by Catherine Tucker.
Before my PhD, I was a researcher at the Rotman School of Management and the TD Management Data and Analytics Lab at the University of Toronto, working with Avi Goldfarb and Ryan Webb.
In another pre-econ life, I spent time at an NLP startup as a machine learning researcher, where I worked on large representational language models. Earlier research projects include generative models, NLP, MCMC and sampling methods, reinforcement learning, and next-generation wireless communications.
Research
Working Papers
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Privacy Regulation and AdTech Consolidation
R&R, Management Science
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When Does Regulation Redirect Innovation? Evidence from Privacy Laws and EdTech Market
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Privacy and Targeted Recruitment in Higher Education
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Communicating Uncertainty Can Increase AI Adoption
SSRN
Other Articles
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Synthetic Data, Network Effects and the Future of Competition
Competition Policy International
Article
Pre-econ Research
Computer Science Publications
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Generative Adversarial Imputation for Classification Network
GLOBECOM 2021
IEEE -
Q-learning Based Aerial Base Station Placement for Fairness Enhancement in Mobile Networks
GlobalSIP 2019
arXiv -
Efficient 3D Aerial Base Station Placement Considering Users Mobility by Reinforcement Learning
WCNC 2018
IEEE -
Autism Screening Using an Intelligent Toy Car
UCAmI 2017
Springer
Background
Education
Experience
Interests
- Quantitative Marketing, Economics of Data and Competition, Industrial Organization, and Economics of AI.
- Technical tools: structural models, econometrics, statistical learning, deep learning, generative models, reinforcement learning, NLP, Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow, MATLAB, and C.