I’m a 5th-year Ph.D. candidate at Georgetown University, working with Dr. Amir Zeldes and Dr. Nathan Schneider.
I’m 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 Copus Linguistics Group at Georgetown (Corpling@GU), Nathan’s Excellent Research Team (NERT), and the larger Georgetown University Computational Linguistics (GUCL) community.
I embrace the diversity of natural languages and enjoy collaborating and brainstorming with researchers coming from different research and language backgrounds.
Currently, I am working on my dissertation proposal, tentatively focusing on Rheotrical Structure Theory (RST) data augmentation and parsing for Chinese.
Ph.D. candidate in Computational Linguistics 2017 -- Expected 2022
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