I’m a PhD candidate in Computer Science at UMass Amherst, advised by Prof. Andrew McCallum. Previously, I completed my MS in Computer Science at Stanford, advised by Prof. Chris Manning, and completed my Bachelor’s thesis at the Institute for Natural Language Processing in Stuttgart, supervised by PD Dr. Sabine Schulte im Walde.

My research lies at the intersection of sociology of science and natural language processing. I’ve worked on developing analysis techniques leveraging LLMs to support computational research on peer review. My dissertation is focused on operationalizing sociological theories to guide the development of LLM-based tools for scientific applications, including peer review.

In the past year, I’ve been exploring undergraduate CS teaching. I’ve had the opportunity to teach Artificial Intelligence at Mount Holyoke College and Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming at UMass. Some of my teaching and teaching-adjacent work can be found here.