Muzhi Liu is a Ph.D. student in political science at Columbia University and is concurrently pursuing an M.A. in statistics. His research lies at the intersection of political behavior, political economy, and political methodology, with substantive interests in political identity, campaigns and elections, public opinion, consumer behavior, and political communication. Methodologically, he employs causal inference, experiments, text-as-data, LLM-assisted measurement, and large-scale observational data. His methodological interests are further supported by ongoing training in statistics and mathematics, including probability, statistical inference, analysis, and algebra.
