About me
I am an Assistant Research Professor at Cornell’s Center for Data Science for Enterprise and Society, where I am mentored by Jon Kleinberg and Moon Duchin. I am affiliated with the Department of Computer Science.
My research interests lie at the intersection of graph machine learning, algorithmic fairness, and the societal impact of AI. I seek to improve the ability of machine learning models to capture the preferences and identities of minority populations.
I completed my Ph.D. in computer science at Northeastern University, affiliated with the Network Science Institute, where I was advised by Professor Tina Eliassi-Rad. I obtained a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Princeton University.
I have worked as a research-scientist intern at Meta (Central Applied Science and FAIR AI), sociotechnical researcher at Taraaz, and software engineer at Bloomberg LP.
News
- [Jan ‘26] Discussed my work on recommender systems on the Data Skeptic podcast.
- [Jan ‘26] Paper on power-niche users accepted to WWW ‘26
- [Aug ‘25] I started as an Assistant Research Professor at Cornell.
- [Jul ‘25] I defended my Ph.D. at Northeastern!
Publications
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WWW 2026
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KDD 2025
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FAccT 2025
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FAccT 2023
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SDM 2023
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VDS 2022 at IEEE VIS
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AIES 2022
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AIES 2021
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Socius 2019
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Public Scholarship
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· A research report conducted with Taraaz and the Ford Foundation to assist the public sector in vetting technology vendors.
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· An essay contribution to AI Now's 2021 A New AI Lexicon project.
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Archives of my sports reporting for The Daily Princetonian are available here.
Teaching
DS 4400: Machine Learning and Data Mining I
Undergraduate course at Northeastern University, Spring 2024