Danqi Luo
University of California San Diego, Rady School of Management
University of California San Diego, Rady School of Management
I am an Assistant Professor of Innovation, Technology, & Operations (ITO) at the UCSD Rady School of Management.
My research seeks to understand how patients and clinicians behave in healthcare delivery systems and how those behaviors shape operational performance and patient outcomes. I primarily use empirical methods on large-scale electronic medical record and administrative data, combining tools from operations management, causal inference, and machine learning. My work aims to provide data-driven and actionable insights that help healthcare organizations make more effective and efficient decisions about how care is delivered.
Before joining UCSD Rady, I completed my Ph.D. in Operations, Information & Technology at Stanford Graduate School of Business. I earned bachelor’s degrees in Mathematics and Physics from Bryn Mawr College.
Academic 2025-26
Revised and resubmitted "From Waiting to Care" to Management Science; currently under review
Presented "From Waiting to Care" at the 2026 Informs Healthcare Conference
Revised and resubmitted "Batch Ordering Across Patients" to M&SOM; currently under review
"Low-acuity Patients Delay High-acuity Patients" invited to submit a Major Revision at Management Science
Presented "Batch Ordering Across Patients" at UCSD Rady Food for Thought Seminar
Revised and resubmitted "Semi-Nonparametric Adaptive Bidding in Repeated First-Price Auctions under Binary Feedback" to M&SOM; currently under review
Academic 2023-24
"Semi-Nonparametric Adaptive Bidding in Repeated First-Price Auctions under Binary Feedback" received a Major Revision at M&SOM