Brief Bio

I am a Computer Science Ph.D. student at the University of Rochester and am very fortunate to be advised by Anson Kahng. This academic year, I am also visiting Bailey Flanigan at MIT. Previously, I was a computer science and economics double major at Dartmouth College (‘24), where I worked with Hsien-Chih Chang.

My research lies at the intersection of computer science and economics; my interests include applying computational social choice principles to automated decision-making and using voting theory to improve LLM alignment and rationality. Outside of research, I am interested in classical music, art, card games, coffee, and have also spent time in the social activism space (if you’re interested in specifics, email me).

You can find my CV here, and can also reach me at achadwic@cs.rochester.edu or alinavc@mit.edu.

Research

You can also find my papers on my Google Scholar profile.

• Robustness and Feasibility of Voting in Linear Social Choice — ADT 2026
  Alina Chadwick, Anson Kahng, Euan Seow (α–β)
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• Dutch Books and Money Pumps: Rectifying Vulnerabilities in LLMs Through Rationality — HAR 2025
  Alina Chadwick, Anson Kahng, Jens Kipper (α–β)
  [pdf]
• Welfare Maximization in the Airplane Problem — Dartmouth Digital Commons, 2024
  Alina Chadwick
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• MicroGlam: Microscopic Skin Image Dataset with Cosmetics — SIGGRAPH Asia, 2023
  Toby Chong, Alina Chadwick, I-Chao Shen, Haoran Xie, Takeo Igarashi
  [pdf]