Professor Canay’s research interests lie broadly in econometric theory. A large part of his research in econometrics has been about inference in partially identified models, but he has also worked on a number of other problems, including empirical likelihood and quantile regression. His most recent work has been on extending the scope of application of randomization tests, inference in randomized controlled experiments involving covariate-adaptive randomization, and inference in models with a small number of potentially large clusters of data.