Johann D. Gaebler

My research develops statistical and computational methods to improve organizational decisions and public policy in areas like hiring, criminal justice, elections, and education. More broadly, I am interested in causal inference, applied statistics, computational social science, responsible AI, and the social impacts of technology. I completed my Ph.D. in Statistics at Harvard in 2026, where I was a Stone Scholar. Before coming to Harvard, I was a Ph.D. student in Computational and Mathematical Engineering at Stanford University and a Knight-Hennessy Scholar. I also spent two years as a data scientist at the Stanford Computational Policy Lab, working on projects with the public and private sector partners. I hold an A.B. in mathematics from Harvard, where I studied set theory and ergodic theory, and an M.Sc. in the history of science from the University of Oxford.

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