I’m an Associate Professor of Statistics at Rutgers University. Two branches of my research interests are 1) foundations of uncertainty reasoning: Bayesian and generalized Bayesian methodology and computation, random sets, imprecise probability, and Dempster-Shafer theory of belief function; and 2) statistical privacy: privacy-aware statistical inference and computational methodologies, and inference-aware privacy and disclosure mechanism design. I hold a status-only appointment with the Department of Statistical Sciences at the University of Toronto. I am currently an associate editor for the Harvard Data Science Review, for JASA/TAS Reviews, and for Statistics and Public Policy. I write a contributed column, Sound the Gong, for the IMS Bulletin.


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