Kwonsang Lee
I am an Associate Professor of Statistics at Seoul National University, where I lead the SNU Causal Inference Lab.
My research develops design- and algorithm-centric methods for causal inference, with a focus on matching, weighting, diagnostics, and randomization-based inference.
Education
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2017–2020
Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Biostatistics, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
advised by Francesca Dominici
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2012–2017
Ph.D., Applied Mathematics and Computational Science (AMCS), University of Pennsylvania
advised by Dylan Small
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2015–2016
M.A., Statistics, University of Pennsylvania
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2006–2010
B.S., Mathematics and Economics, Seoul National University
Research Interests
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Aug 28
Suehyun and Sangyong graduated with master’s degrees. Suehyun will begin her Ph.D. studies at Stanford University, and Sangyong will continue his research with our lab. Congratulations to both on their next steps!
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Aug 19
Our group held the 2026 Summer Lab Workshop! We were also happy to welcome our former lab member, Suhwan, who joined us for a short talk. Kwonsang gave a tutorial to our new master’s student and the undergraduate lab interns, and everyone shared updates on their research projects and future plans.
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Aug 13
We were delighted to host José R. Zubizarreta (Harvard Medical School and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health) during his visit to SNU. He also gave a seminar titled Space-Time-Meta Causal Inference: A Weighting Perspective.
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Aug
We welcome Muhammad Qasim (Lund University) as a vising scholar in our lab from August 2026 to January 2027.
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Jul
We hosted Roberto Faleh (University of Tübingen) and Xiang Meng (Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health) as visiting scholars in our lab. Roberto and Xiang gave talks titled Learning How Treatments Work: Causal Mediation When Sequential Ignorability Fails, and Reuse-Aware Inference for Matching Estimators: Central Limits and Single-Matching Variance Estimation, respectively.