Neda Abdolrahimi is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Syracuse University with an interdisciplinary background spanning artificial intelligence, decision making, and socioeconomic analysis. Her work centers on using computational methods to study complex systems and support data-informed decision-making in applied, real-world contexts.

At the Burton Blatt Institute, she is interested in research that bridges technology and social systems, with the goal of supporting evidence-based tools and practices that promote autonomy, accessibility, and recovery-oriented outcomes.”