About

I'm a first year PhD student at the Network Science Institute at Northeastern University, interested in decomposing human and social dynamics through various data and mathematical models. My research interest lies around the area of network science, infectious disease epidemiology, and computational social science. With my strength in quantitative analysis, technical skills, and flexible conceptualization consolidating multiple disciplines and data, I aim to develop models that foster people's lives and health and produce a material impact through real-world implementation.

Education

Grants, Awards, and Scholarships

  • ScholarshipHeiwa Nakajima Foundation.
  • Stipended Graduate Assistantship for PhD programNortheastern University.
  • Research Fellowships for Young Scientists (DC1)Japan Society for the Promotion of Science. Recieved stipend and research funding for the DrPH program at Kyoto University. Discontinued to start a PhD program at Network Science Institute.
  • Excellent Graduation ProjectKeio University.

Contact

Network Science Institute
177 Huntington Avenue
Floor 10 Room 1029N
Boston, MA 02115, USA

[email protected]

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