Students
Working experiences with students are treasures in my life. I sincerely regard those experiences as part of my most essential career contributions. I have tried my best to work with all students who are willing to work with me. And I wish them a happy life.
Working experiences with students are treasures in my life. I sincerely regard those experiences as part of my most essential career contributions. I have tried my best to work with all students who are willing to work with me. And I wish them a happy life.
Students worked with me before I became a professor:
Students worked with me before I became a professor:
Hansheng Jiang, graduate student, University of California, Berkeley. → University of Toronto Rotman School of Management, Assistant Professor.
Hansheng Jiang, graduate student, University of California, Berkeley. → University of Toronto Rotman School of Management, Assistant Professor.
Zimu Li, graduate student, University of Cambridge.
Zimu Li, graduate student, University of Cambridge.
Zexi Lin, graduate student (master thesis advised), The University of Chicago → Huawei Technologies.
Zexi Lin, graduate student (master thesis advised), The University of Chicago → Huawei Technologies.
Henry Makhanov, research intern and graduate student (master thesis adviced), qBraid Co. and University of Texas Austin → qBraid Co..
Henry Makhanov, research intern and graduate student (master thesis adviced), qBraid Co. and University of Texas Austin → qBraid Co..
Dingyi Sun, undergraduate student, The University of Chicago → University of California Berkeley, graduate student.
Dingyi Sun, undergraduate student, The University of Chicago → University of California Berkeley, graduate student.
Yunfei Wang, undergraduate student, Brandeis University → University of Maryland, College Park.
Yunfei Wang, undergraduate student, Brandeis University → University of Maryland, College Park.
Zhaohe (Serena) Zhang, undergraduate student, University of British Columbia → Harvard University public policy.
Zhaohe (Serena) Zhang, undergraduate student, University of British Columbia → Harvard University public policy.