predictable

List of Collaborators
On Amir
On joined MIT as a PhD student a year after me and be­
came "my" first student. As my first student, On had a tre­
mendous role in shaping what I expect from students and
how I see the professor-student relationship. In addition to
being exceptionally smart, On has an amazing set of skills,
and what he does not know he is able to learn within a day
or two. It is always exciting to work and spend time with
him. On is currently a professor at the University of Califor­
nia at San Diego.
Marco Bertini
When I first met Marco, he was a PhD student at Harvard
Business School, and unlike his fellow students he did not
see the Charles River as an obstacle he should not cross.
Marco is Italian, with a temperament and sense of style to