Multiple papers accepted at top-tier conferences including NeurIPS (2023–2025), ICML 2025, EC (2023–2025), and SODA 2025
Selected as a Rising Star in EECS by MIT and Boston University (Sep 2025)
Invited to give a talk at the Young Researchers Workshop at Cornell University on 'Distortion of AI Alignment' (Oct 2025)
Co-organizing the EC'25 Tutorial on Decision-Theoretic Forecasting and the EC'25 Gender Inclusion Workshop (June 2025)
Several papers received oral or spotlight presentations, e.g., NeurIPS 2023 spotlight for 'Calibrated Stackelberg Games', EC 2023 paper featured in INFORMS AMD award sessions
Background
Ph.D. candidate in the EECS department at UC Berkeley
Broadly interested in the intersection of economics and computer science
Research focuses on theoretical foundations of designing and evaluating AI algorithms in environments shaped by human incentives and AI agency
Work spans human-centric policy learning, incentive-aware evaluation, and multi-agent collaboration and information transmission
Draws on tools from machine learning theory and computational economics