About me

Hi! I am a master’s student in Statistics at Stanford University. Before this, I received my bachelor’s degree in Computer and Data Science from New York University. During my undergrad, I am fortunate to work under the guidance of Dr. Wesley Tansey, Prof. Daniel Neill, Prof. Ron Yurko, and Prof. Konstantinos Pelechrinis.

I am passionate about transforming insight from data and broadly interested in machine learning, statistical inference, and their applications to healthcare, public policy, social science, and sports. In particular, I am interested in developing techniques to discover and exploit causality in observational settings.

Feel free to explore some of my recent projects and research. More of my background can be found in CV. In addition, I share a strong passion for teaching. I could be reached at boyuan.zhang@nyu.edu or boyuanz@stanford.edu

When not working, you might find me running orienteering with a map and a compass in some random forest or park.