About me

My name is Mingyao Wang, currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Economics at Hitotsubashi University. My research primarily focuses on Environmental and Health Economics, particularly examining how environmental factors influence population health outcomes. Specializing in empirical analyses, I explore the intersection between environmental challenges and public health, aiming to provide evidence-based insights into how environmental issues affect population health. By integrating methodologies from Development Economics, Health Economics, and Environmental Economics, I strive to address these critical questions effectively and contribute to meaningful policy discussions.

I primarily use R for data cleaning and analysis, but I’m also proficient in Stata and Python. I have extensive experience in cleaning and analyzing high-quality datasets, including Japanese ambulance dispatch data and JMDC medical claims data. I’m skilled at handling large-scale datasets efficiently and accurately, ensuring robust and insightful analytical outcomes.