Regular biography
Aram Grigoryan is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of California, San Diego. He holds a Ph.D. from Duke University, earned in 2022. His research interests include market design and matching theory, and he serves as Co-Director of Instruction Research Groups in Microeconomic Theory. Grigoryan's work focuses on advancing understanding in these areas through teaching and research. His profile page provides additional details about his academic and professional activities.
Scholar-generated biography
Aram Grigoryan is a researcher at the University of California, San Diego, focusing on allocation mechanisms and market design. His work explores issues such as fairness, efficiency, and transparency in school choice and resource distribution. Grigoryan's research includes the analysis of priority-based assignment systems, pandemic rationing, and the design of mechanisms that ensure auditability and equity. His publications address challenges in matching markets, such as school assignment, housing markets, and centralized admissions. He also investigates the impact of transparency and robustness in allocation problems, emphasizing the balance between efficiency and fairness.