My research is centered around sequential decision-making in feedback loops (i.e., the multi-armed bandit problem) and online (machine, not human) learning. I also had some fun in the past with machine learning applied to psychology. I was previously a postdoc with Francesco Orabona at Boston University. Before then, I spent 9 years at UW-Madison for a PhD degree with Xiaojin (Jerry) Zhu and a postdoc position at Wisconsin Institute for Discovery with Robert Nowak, Rebecca Willett, and Stephen Wright.