Associate professor at Carnegie Mellon University with joint appointments in Machine Learning and Computer Science.
Research focuses on 'the science of evaluation and the evaluation of science', developing algorithms with strong theoretical guarantees and conducting large-scale controlled experiments for evidence-based policy and real-world deployment.
Uses human-AI collaboration to address fundamental questions about scientific work: correctness, quality, fundability, and authenticity.
Research has been applied to the evaluation of over 100,000 papers and thousands of grant proposals across more than 200 venues.
Methods extend naturally to other domains such as admissions and competition judging.
Maintains a small research group and works closely with all students.