First-authorship study on linguistic relativity in a distributional semantic space, humans

Gathered and analyzed gigabytes of MRI scan data on brain-lesioned but phenotypically normal participants (project)

Second-authorship studycompositional utilization cross-linguistically and LLM performance on understanding the plausibility of adjective-noun compositions

Investigating patterns in semantic projections onto least reductive dimensionality lines in distributional semantic space

Created the Linguistics 198 course on linguistic relativity and taught >50 students

Leading a team of engineers for a generative AI project (details published when complete)

In charge of machine learning lectures and other education material, internal and external

Mentoring 11 student teams on research projects aimed at publishing in machine learning and computational linguistics conferences

Developed data gathering/sifting infrastructure, frontend architecture

Developing architecture semantic search and LLM-powered answers to students' queries on their university

Directing growth to other schools (working models for Berkeley and BU currently)

Web development services for dozens of clients