Sebastian Quaade is a Research Fellow (Computational Science) at RegLab. He received a B.A. in Economics and Mathematics alongside a minor in Human Rights from Yale University. Prior to joining RegLab, Sebastian was a Gordon Grand Fellow at Mercy For Animals, where he helped develop The Transfarmation Project and conducted research to support the organization’s policy efforts. He has also worked on a number of research projects in development economics. At RegLab, Sebastian is excited to further develop machine learning and causal inference approaches to environmental monitoring and regulation.