Students
I have the pleasure to work with a great group of
students. The students who are currently doing their
Advanced Data Analysis (ADA) project or thesis project with
me are:
- Anni Hong, PhD student, Statistics and Data
Science
Thesis work: Modeling multiplex
networks.
ADA project: Three-way network
analysis of gossip.
- Princess Allotey, PhD student, Statistics and
Public Policy
ADA project: Health utilization
among individuals experiencing homelessness. Joint with Rema
Padman, Heinz College.
- Peem Lerdputtipongporn, PhD student, Statistics
and Public Policy
Thesis work: Causal
inference in dynamic social network analysis. Joint with
David Choi, Heinz College.
ADA project:
Modeling the length of hospital stay of sepsis patients.
Joint with Larry Wasserman and George Chen, Heinz
College.
- Shihan
Li (2024, PhD Public Policy and Management)
Thesis work: Explaining the variation in people’s
workplace experiences using a social network perspective.
Joint with David Krackhardt, Heinz College.
- Quang Nguyen, PhD student, Statistics and Data
Science (2023)
ADA project: Relational event
modeling of cooperation and conflict among organized crime
groups.
- Joshua Choi (2023, BSc Statistics and Machine
Learning)
Dietrich Senior Honors thesis: The
effect of relative academic standing in students’ social
networks on academic growth.
- Sana
Lakdawala (2022, MSc Machine Learning)
Dietrich Senior Honors and MSc thesis: Modeling
multilateral economic sanctions using relational event
analysis.
- Weichen
Wu, PhD student, Statistics and Data Science (2021)
ADA project: developing model diagnostics and
theory for Bradley-Terry models, with application to wiki
survey data. Joint with Brian Junker.
- Xiaoyi
Yang (2021, PhD Statistics and Data Science)
Thesis work: extending network models for text data
to include covariate-driven penalty structures with
application to acquaintance networks in early modern
Britain. Joint with Rebecca Nugent.
- Edric Eun, BSc student, Statistics and Data
Science (2021)
Summer Undergraduate Research
Apprenticeship: Modeling social influence on static
networks using stochastic differential equations.
- Jiayi Pan, BSc student, Statistics and Data
Science (2020)
- Yongqi Zhong, PhD student, Epidemiology,
University of Pittsburgh (2020)
Project (with
Jiayi): collaboration on evidence synthesis in Africa: a
network study of growing research capacity. Joint with Sarah
Young, CMU Libraries.
- Yuting Shi, MSc student, Civil Engineering
(2020)
Project: Relational event models for food
sharing in a community in Nicaragua.
- Matt Crespi (2019, PhD Public Policy and
Management)
Thesis work: Leveraging
patient-sharing data to look at networks of
physician-to-physician relationships within hospitals across
the United States and their dynamics. Joint with David
Krackhardt, Heinz College.
- Lianne Jansen (2015, MSc Mathematics)
Thesis: Co-evolution of friendship and academic
performance in an international setting. Joint with Ernst
Wit, Mathematics.
- Ferdi Doddema (2014, MSc Mathematics Education)
Thesis: Introduction to the stochastic
actor-oriented model: A description and application of the
model. Joint with Ernst Wit, Mathematics.