Mehdi Ashraphijuo Explained

Mehdi Ashraphijuo
Fields:Mathematical Physics
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Doctoral Advisor:Xiaodong Wang
Known For:His work on Information Theory
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Mehdi Ashraphijuo (Medi Ash) is an Iranian-American mathematician, financial risk manager, academic and writer, residing in New York City.[1] Ash is currently a vice president and executive director at Goldman Sachs and an adjunct assistant professor at Columbia University.[2] He is a CFA and FRM charter-holder.[3] [4] In addition, he is a board member at business advisory board of School For Business at Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY).[5]

Ash completed a PhD in the area of information theory at Columbia University in the City of New York.[6] [7] He has authored journal and conference publications in various fields and received the Jury Award from Columbia University in recognition of his research.[8] [9] Since completion of his graduate studies, he has worked at Goldman Sachs investment banking company in the field of risk management. Concurrently, he has joined the Columbia University faculty team to teach graduate courses in convex optimization and digital signal processing.[10] [11] He has won numerous prestigious awards, among them he was awarded the Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship and was a finalist for the Bell Labs Prize.[12]

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  1. Web site: Columbia University's Official Website. Mehdi Ashraphijuo.
  2. Web site: Columbia University Faculty. Mehdi Ashraphijuo.
  3. Web site: Official CFA Directory. Mehdi Ashraphijuo.
  4. Web site: Official FRM Directory. Mehdi Ashraphijuo.
  5. Web site: Metropolitan College of New York. Business Advisory Board.
  6. Capacity Region and Degrees of Freedom of Bidirectional Networks. Columbia Academic Commons. 2016. 10.7916/D88W3DTB. Ashraphijuo. Mehdi.
  7. Web site: Mathematics Genealogy Project. Mehdi Ashraphijuo.
  8. Web site: Mehdi Ashraphijuo Publications. Columbia University.
  9. Web site: Columbia University Awards. Jury Award.
  10. Web site: Columbia University Courses. Spring 2019.
  11. Web site: Columbia University Courses. Fall 2018.
  12. Web site: Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship Winners. Qualcomm.