I am the Postoctoral Associate Researcher at the Khoury College of Computer Science at Northeastern University: I am a part of the Rad Lab and Network Science Institute. My research focuses on enhancing the transparency and fairness of machine learning algorithms used in network science, with a particular interest in mitigating biases in algorithms that model human behavior and social interactions.

I recieved my PhD in Computational Social Science from the Technical University of Denmark (Social Complexity Lab), where he focused on using foundation models to study individual socioeconomic and health trajectories. (I am a first-author of the life2vec paper).

Current Projects

• Stability of beliefs in LLM-Human Networks,
• Effects of co-authorship networks on faculty hiring decisions,
• Uncertainty quantification of node embeddings with conformal predictions.