Chen Chen
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Assistant Professor of Operations and Business Analytics, New York University Shanghai Contact: |
About Me
I am an Assistant Professor of Operations and Business Analytics at New York University Shanghai. I received my Ph.D. in Decision Sciences from Fuqua School of Business, Duke University. Prior to joining NYU Shanghai, I was a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Operations Management area at Booth School of Business, University of Chicago.
Research Interests
Broadly, I am interested in designing and analyzing mechanisms and algorithms to improve the operations of marketplaces and general service systems.
Working Papers
Optimal Incentive Design for Decentralized Dynamic Matching Markets, with Pengyu Qian and Jingwei Zhang.
Optimality of Public Persuasion for Single-Good Allocation, with Xuyuanda Qi. Major revision at Operations Research. [slides]
Publications
Incentivizing Resource Pooling, with Yilun Chen and Pengyu Qian. Management Science, to appear. [slides]
First Place, 2024 INFORMS Junior Faculty Interest Group (JFIG) Paper Competition.
First Prize, 2024 CSAMSE (Chinese Scholars Association for Management Science and Engineering) Best Paper Award.
Presentation at MSOM Service Management SIG Meeting 2024.
Preliminary version in ACM EC 2024. [link]
Correlated Cluster-Based Randomized Experiments: Robust Variance Minimization, with Ozan Candogan and Rad Niazadeh. Management Science, 70(6): 3381-4165, 2024. [slides] [link]
Spotlight Presentation in INFORMS Revenue Management and Pricing Conference 2021.
Preliminary version in ACM EC 2023. [link]
Dynamic Pricing of Relocating Resources in Large Networks, with Santiago R. Balseiro and David B. Brown. Management Science, 67(7): 3985-4642, 2021. [slides] [link]
First Place, 2019 (Inaugural) INFORMS Revenue Management and Pricing Jeff McGill Student Paper Prize.
Spotlight Presentation in INFORMS Revenue Management and Pricing Conference 2019.
Preliminary version in ACM SIGMETRICS 2019. [link]
Static Routing in Stochastic Scheduling: Performance Guarantees and Asymptotic Optimality, with Santiago R. Balseiro and David B. Brown. Operations Research, 66(6): 1641-1660, 2018. [slides] [link]