Research


I am excited about tackling fundamental problems at the interface of stochastic modeling, network science and large-scale inference, particularly in the context of socio-technical systems that have an increasing grip on our everyday lives. 

 

My doctoral research investigated how structural heterogeneity drives emergent properties in large-scale networked systems and how we can leverage this knowledge to improve system performance. 

M. Sood, Structural Heterogeneity and Performance in Stochastic Networks: From Distributed Inference to Epidemics and Beyond, PhD Thesis, Carnegie Mellon University, Aug, 2024.   [A. G. Jordan Award for Outstanding Thesis]   [ITA Graduation Day Award]