My dissertation research at the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy focuses on food safety and consumer choices, using agent-based models as a novel method for investigating this policy space.

Using modeling and simulation to support the development of resilient infrastructures

I am broadly interested in using Agent-based Modelling, Microsimulation, Geosimulation or a hybrid of these approaches as methodology to investigate complex dynamics of systems in various domains. I am also interested in exploring the potential of simulation models as decision support and policy-informing tools.

Interdisciplinary researcher interested in using computational modeling and analysis to study national security, urban and online behaviors, and other topics.

Using agent based models to look at ecosystem-based or integrated management of oceans and coastal zones

Using the Complex System science paradigm to open new ways of assessing the Systemic Risk in Financial Systems

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