Advisors: Micha Elsner and Andrea Sims

My research interests lie at the intersection of computational modeling, theoretical morphology, typology, and psycholinguistics. I also maintain active interests in the documentation and description of endangered and low-resource languages, software development for field linguists, and community-based methods for the collection, annotation, and archival of multimedia linguistic data.

Current Projects:

• Computational Modeling of the Maltese Lexicon
  • Information theoretic analysis of morphology in contact 
• Inclusive Software Tools for Linguistic Fieldwork 
  • LLMs for low-resource translation
  • Active learning methods for morphological annotation

Past Projects:

• CogSciDIY language science outreach for high school students
• Countability and classifiers in Taiwanese Hokkien
• Quantitative analysis of Mandarin morphology

 

Links to publications are available via my Google Scholar page.