“A comprehensive generalization of the Friendship Paradox to weights and attributes” with Jon Kleinberg
(2024) Scientific Reports. Link.
Welcome!
I graduated from Cornell University with a PhD in Information Science in August 2024.
This is an archive of my time in grad school.
More current info may be available on LinkedIn.
My PhD research focused on graph theory and employed data analysis and simulation techniques.
My committee included Jon Kleinberg (chair), Michael Macy and Will Hobbs.
Research projects
“Node-based Generalized Friendship Paradox fails” with Jon Kleinberg
(2023) Scientific Reports. Link.
“The Paradox of Second-order Homophily in Networks” with Jon Kleinberg
(2021) Scientific Reports. Link.
“Threshold Models of Collective Behavior II” with Michael Macy
(2020) Sociological Science. Link.
Trust in News work with Maurice Jakesch, Moran Koren and Mor Naaman: 3 papers
2020 Conference for Truth and Trust Online. Link.
2019 ACM Conference on Economics and Computation.
Workshop paper. Link.
Computation+Journalism Symposium 2019. Link.
“Beyond Fortune 500: Women in a Global Network of Directors” with Michael Gastner
Teaching
INFO 2040/CS 2850 Networks
INFO/CS 1380 Data Science for All
TAing
Break Through Tech AI at Cornell Tech:
Machine Learning Foundations
INFO 1260/CS 1340 Choices and Consequences
in Computing
Spring 2022. Taught by Karen Levy and Jon Kleinberg.
INFO 4220/CS 4852 Networks II: Market Design
Spring 2020. Spring 2021. Taught by Cristobal Cheyre.
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