M.Sc. in technology and policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; B.Eng.-M.Eng. in manufacturing engineering, Cambridge University
Lawrence Baker is a Ph.D. candidate at Pardee RAND and an assistant policy researcher at the RAND Corporation. He holds master’s degrees in industrial engineering from Cambridge University and in technology and policy from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His research focuses on the impact of health care policy changes using simulation modelling and causal inference. Prior projects include developing RAND’s COVID-19 epidemiological model, implementing changes to Medicaid eligibility in RAND’s COMPARE microsimulation, and creating a supply and demand model to assess the preparedness of the US health care system for novel Alzheimer’s disease therapies.
