Welcome!

I am a fourth year PhD student in statistics at Stanford University, where I am advised by Emmanuel Candès. I study how to deploy AI in settings where mistakes are costly (e.g. healthcare, financial risk modelling). My work is supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship and the Citadel GQS PhD Fellowship. Please see also my CV.

Before coming to Stanford, I received a B.A. in statistics and math from Harvard ('21), where I was lucky to be advised by Lucas Janson.

My research is motivated by real-world problems, and I collaborate frequently with industrial researchers, including at Novartis AG (where I am an external consultant) and BlackRock.

Previously, I did debate at Harvard. I now coach the Stanford Debate Society.