Since winning the Correlation One / Citadel datathon in February, I’ve been fascinated by data science jobs in the Finance sector, and the idea of applying my strategic bidding research to equity markets where trading volumes are greater, physical constraints are looser, » Read More
Category Archives: Economics
New paper: Decentralized Microgrid Controls
Solar panels, electric vehicles, smart appliances, and storage systems are rewriting the electricity production landscape. When used intelligently, these Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) can reduce cost, improve reliability, and help fight global warming by integrating more renewable energy into the electricity grid. » Read More
Blockchains, Trustlessness, and Game Theory
Blockchains are often described as “trustless”: this doesn’t mean that they can’t be trusted- but instead that the users don’t have to trust each other. In many applications, this is what sets them apart from conventional technologies- the lack of a centralized figure like a bank, » Read More
Citadel Datathon Featured in Bloomberg!
I was delighted to be quoted in Bloomberg Technology in their coverage of the Datathon organized by Citadel and Correlation One- definitely an unexpected honor, and I’ve been humbled by the responses. For more the Datathon itself, check out my post about the Correlation One Datathon. » Read More