I am in my last year of Ph.D. in computational linguistics at Georgetown University, working on my dissertation -- Cross-Paragraph Discourse Structure in Rhetorical Structure Theory Parsing and Treebanking for Chinese and English -- advised by Prof. Amir Zeldes, Prof. Nathan Schneider, and Prof. Nianwen Xue.
I embrace the diversity of natural languages and enjoy collaborating with researchers from different research and language backgrounds. I am passionate about incorporating linguistic insights into natural language processing. My research focuses on understanding languages above the sentence level. Currently, I am a member of the Copus Linguistics Group at Georgetown (Corpling@GU), Nathan’s Excellent Research Team (NERT), and the larger Georgetown University Computational Linguistics (GUCL) community.
I just passed my dissertation defense on December 1, 2022. I expect to receive the degree by early 2023 and the diploma by May 2023.
I am currently on the job market and actively seeking postdoc or industry opportunities in Europe (particularly near Munich).
Resume (updated on Dec 2, 2022)
Ph.D. candidate in Computational Linguistics 2017 -- Spring 2023
Georgetown University
M.S. in Computational Linguistics 2017 -- 2020
Georgetown University
Ph.D. student in Linguistics 2016 -- 2017
SUNY - Stony Brook University
M.A. in Linguistics 2015 -- 2016
Leiden University
B.A. in Applied Mathematics, French & Linguistics 2011 -- 2015
University of California - Berkeley
Georgetown University
SUNY - Stony Brook University