I am a postdoctoral researcher in computational linguistics at Saarland University as part of the group led by Vera Demberg.

Before that, I was a postdoc in Linguistics and Data Science at NYU as part of the 2020 Computing Innovation Fellow program, mentored by Tal Linzen, and a PhD student in Linguistics at Stanford and a member of the ALPS lab and the Stanford NLP Group, working with Judith Degen and Chris Manning.

My main research interest is in computational semantics and pragmatics. I build and evaluate computational models of interpreting language in context with two goals in mind: to develop formal and psycholinguistic accounts of pragmatic language use and to develop more reliable natural language understanding systems. Please see my publications to find out more.

Recent News:

• May 2023: Najoung Kim and I presented our work on entity state tracking at ACL 2023.
• April 2023: Our paper on variability in scalar implicature derivations was accepted to TACL (joint work with Jennifer Hu, Roger Levy, and Judith Degen).
• Spring 2023: Area Chair for the "Psycholinguistics, cognitive linguistics and semantic processing" track at *SEM2023.
• Nov 2022: Invited talk at CLASP in Gothenburg.
• Oct 2022: Invited talk at the German Society for Computational Linguistics (online).
• Sep 2022: I started a new job as a postdoctoral researcher in Vera Demberg's group at Saarland University.
• Jul 2022: I presented joint work with Tal Linzen on entity tracking in language models at NAACL 2022.
• Spring 2022: Invited talks at DeepMind, FAIR, Saarland University, and the NYU Text as Data Series.
• Spring 2022: I was a Senior Area Chair for the Language Resources and Evaluation track at NAACL 2022.