I am a Professor of Econometrics and Statistics at the University of Chicago, Booth School of Business. I mainly study causal inference & experimental design in complex domains using randomization methods.

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Research Interests

• Experimentation and causal inference under interference

• Randomization and permutation-based inference

• Invariance-based inference and representation learning

• Stochastic approximation, optimization and reinforcement learning

Education

• 2016, Ph.D. in Statistics, Harvard University (Advisors: EM Airoldi, DC Parkes, and DB Rubin).

• 2011, Master’s in Computer Science, Harvard University (Advisor: DC Parkes).

• 2006, M.Eng. in E&C Engineering, Aristotle University (Advisor: Pericles Mitkas).

Misc

I come from Serres, a beautiful small town with a palindrome name in northern Greece.