Rod Abhari

Rod Abhari is a doctoral candidate at Northwestern University pursuing a Ph.D.1 He is a computational social scientist with a diverse research background, focusing on science communications and covering topics such as space travel, porn addiction, and HIV empowerment.

Abhari's academic background includes a master's degree in Science and Technology Studies (STS), which he describes as an interdisciplinary field engaging with key issues in science and technology.2 He also mentions having studied at a Dutch alma mater, possibly Maastricht University, and has considered pursuing a second master's degree.3

In his professional pursuits, Abhari is seeking opportunities in Trust and Safety or Product roles.1 His research and teaching contribute to understanding how digital technologies impact society.1

Abhari has demonstrated interest in various scientific topics, including space exploration. He authored an article titled "Cooling Our Jets: The Case Against Space," which discusses the concept of space colonization and its implications.4

As a doctoral researcher, Abhari's work spans multiple disciplines, combining computational methods with social science research. His diverse academic background and research interests position him at the intersection of technology, society, and scientific communication.