I have worked on a variety of market design issues over the years, and the organization of this webpage reflects that. You will find landing pages for my work on financial market design, combinatorial assignment (aka course allocation), cryptocurrencies and blockchains, patents and innovation, ticket markets, Covid-19 and pandemic policy, and market design theory.

There is no magic formula that explains this specific collection of problems, but I tend to be drawn to issues at the intersection of economics and technology, and to problems where I feel my work can help improve real-world market institutions. I try to convey my research’s real-world impact in various public talks and podcasts, and here is a link to its academic impact as captured by google scholar.

I also tend to use a fairly broad set of methodological tools. As you will see, I am primarily a microeconomic theorist at heart, but in a lot of my work data and computation play significant roles, and I try to go deep on the relevant institutional details.

You can also find a chronological listing of all of my papers as well as landing pages for public talks, policy writing, and press. Bio and CV.