I am a proud Ph.D. in International Development and Cooperation of the Graduate School of International Development (GSID) of Nagoya University, Japan. I hold a Master’s degree in Economics from Shiga University, Japan and, I was a 2 years Research Student at the prestigious Faculty of Data Science of the same university.

My main interests stay in applying modern data science, spatial analysis and health econometrics method to analyze and predict health, economic outcomes and regional behaviors. I primarily aim to use health information, statistics and mathematics for economic development and regional decision modeling.

I love to be engaged in the learning community and build leadership. When I am not studying, I like to share programming tips and discuss Economics and development issues with my classmates. Otherwise, I am either playing the piano or enjoying a coffee-talk!

Please see my resumé here.