I received a PUC–Notre Dame School of Engineering Seed Fund award to support collaborative research between Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and the University of Notre Dame.
Award amount: $21,000.
I received a PUC–Notre Dame School of Engineering Seed Fund award to support collaborative research between Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and the University of Notre Dame.
Award amount: $21,000.
I received a 2025 Notre Dame–IBM Technology Ethics Lab award for work on evaluation, metrics, and benchmarks for generative AI systems.
Award amount: $30,000.
I received support from Notre Dame’s Democracy Catalyst Funds for a project on stakeholder impact in Chile’s constitutional referendums.
Award amount: $50,000.
My essay Can AI truly be a collaborator? was published in ACM Interactions.
I presented at the University of Illinois Discovery Partners Institute.
Venue: University of Illinois.
I presented at the Network Science Institute at Northeastern University.
Venue: Northeastern University.
My work on algorithmic team formation received Best Paper and Best Student Award recognition at the Academy of Management.
This project examines how algorithmic support shapes team formation, diversity, and collaboration outcomes.
I presented at Aptima’s 2024 Brown Bag series.
Venue: Aptima.
I presented at the 2024 PCST Science Communication Symposium at Notre Dame.
Venue: Network for the Public Communication of Science and Technology.
Noshir Contractor and I presented Assigning or recommending you to a team? The Algorithmic Effects on Team Assembly and Performance at the International Conference for Computational Social Science.