About Me
My understanding of data analytics is to integrate domain knowledge based structural modeling into data. The future work using data shall involve four functions: description, diagnosis, prediction and prescription. To reach there, it requires creativity and effort.
My research interests mainly concern how information problems affect individual behavior and the organization of firms and markets, especially the structure of those industries related to health care. Using empirical methods and machine learning, my current research focuses on three lines concerning information and reputation . The first and main line of research investigates how information shapes the behavior of nursing homes. In the second line of research, I focus on how information technology changes the landscape of healthcare delivery. The third line concerns the impact of scientific misconducts on the reputation of individual researchers, and on innovation in the healthcare supply chain.
Google Scholar and CV
Professional Experience
Gerald Lyles Rising Star Professor of Management
Krannert School of Management, Purdue University
Education
Ph.D., Northwestern University (Kellogg School of Management)
M. A., Beijing University, China
B . A., Beijing University, China
Research Interests
Editorial Services
Associate Editor, Management Science, 2020 - present
Associate Editor, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, 2021 - present
Department Editor, Decision Science, 2020 - present
Associate Editor, Naval Research Logistics, 2019 - present
Senior Editor, Productions and Operations Management, 2017 - present