My research develops theories and algorithms for causal inference with the goal of personalized, data-driven decision-making. Specifically, I build methods to answer individual-level rather than population-level and distributional rather than mean causal questions by using tools and frameworks from statistics and machine learning, such as exponential family and matrix completion. I also develop fair and private algorithms for supervised machine learning.

Here, I categorize my work into the following research topics:

For a chronological list, please refer to my CV. Below, † denote alphabetical ordering and a superscript * denotes equal contribution.

Causal Inference

Exponential Family

Fairness and Privacy