I am a third-year Ph.D. student in Mathematics at MIT under the supervision of Professor Philippe Rigollet. My main research area is optimal transportation theory. Together with Alexander Kolesnikov and Nikita Gladkov, we study the generalizations of the Monge-Kantorovich problem. At the same time, I work with Aleh Tsyvinski (Yale) and Job Boerma (UW-Madison) on applications in Economics. Our goal is to connect transportation theory to auction design and taxation theory.

Moreover, I am passionate about Computer Science. I completed a two-year course at Yandex School of Data Analysis, where I immersed in different fields of machine learning. I am experienced in writing high-quality computer code, which allows me to do sophisticated numerical experiments in my research.