About
A brief overview of my academic background, research journey, and methodological training.
About Me
I am a PhD student in UCSD Rady School of Management with a background in Economics, Data Science, and Psychology. My research interests center on how people perceive power, respond to social information, and interact with digital environments.
Across multiple research labs, I have worked on projects involving behavioral economics, social psychology, and computational behavioral science. I am especially interested in combining experimental methods with statistical and computational tools to study human behavior.
Education
Columbia University
Featured courseworks: Computational Psychology, Statistical Method in Finance, Stochastic Process and Application
New York University
Featured courseworks: Experimental Economics, Causal Inference, Social Psychology, Econometrics, Machine Learning, and Calculus.
Skills
Research Methods
Experimental design, survey research, behavioral data analysis, statistical modeling.
Programming
Python, R, Java, JavaScript, HTML.
Data Science
Machine learning, natural language processing, data visualization, statistical computing.