Henry Zhu

Henry Zhu is a PhD student in the Computer Science department at Stanford University.12 He is advised by Stefan Wager and Emma Brunskill, and his research interests focus on using data and computation to assist policy making and implementation in social domains.1 Some of his current projects include:

1. Reducing incarceration rates through interventions to decrease court no-shows
2. Analyzing wildfire mitigation strategies in California
3. Designing fair randomized controlled trials

Henry Zhu has a LinkedIn profile with the username henry-zhu-222a8baa, which indicates he has 108 connections.3 While he is mentioned as a Lab Service Manager at Stanford University in one search result, this information is not corroborated by other sources and may not be current given his status as a PhD student.

Previously, Henry worked on deep reinforcement learning for robotic applications as an undergraduate, collaborating with Professors Sergey Levine and Abhishek Gupta.1 He has published papers on topics such as real-world robotic reinforcement learning and dexterous manipulation.1