me

Yuhan Ye

I am a PhD student at the MIT Center for Computational Science and Engineering (CCSE), where I fortunately work with Professors Asu Özdağlar and Saurabh Amin.

Before joining MIT, I earned a B.S. in applied and computational mathematics from Peking University in 2025.

News: I was selected as a 2026–2027 MIT Schwarzman College of Computing PhD Fellow.

Research

My research focuses on algorithm design and theoretical analysis in optimization, learning, and EconCS.

A central question in my work is what information, and how much of it, is truly needed to make optimal decisions. To address this, I develop learning algorithms that preserve decision quality while minimizing both the amount of information required and the size of the resulting optimization models. This work lies along the lines of beyond-worst-case analysis and data-driven algorithm design, connecting ideas from mechanism design, optimization, learning theory, and computational complexity.

Publications

Contact

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Miscellaneous

I like playing chess, while I am struggling to improve my ELO on chess.com. I also play other strategy games.