I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science in National University of Singapore (NUS). My research is on multiagent systems and computational game theory. Prior to joining NUS, I was at Columbia University working with Professors Christian Kroer and Garud Iyengar. I completed my PhD at Carnegie Mellon University under the supervision of Zico Kolter and Fei Fang, where I studied how to apply machine learning for large scale general-sum game solving, as well as inverse problems in game theory.

I am interested in (i) modeling games for real-world applications, such as those in cybersecurity, logistics, and select recreational games and (ii) studying and characterizing appropriate equilibrium concepts for such games and how to efficiently compute them. My current projects include attacker-defender structured games played on graphs, language agents for games of negotiation and bayesian persuasion, games with incomplete information, and sound opponent exploitation. If you are a prospective student interested in working in multiagent systems, feel free to send an email reaching out for a discussion!

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