I'm a second-year PhD student at Cornell Information Science, advised by
Allison Koenecke and
David Mimno.
I am interested in the intersection of Natural Language Processing, Data Science, and Computational Social Science.
I study the characteristics of LLMs through two lenses.
First, through the lens of models, I study the interpretability of multilingual LLMs.
Second, through the lens of social scientists, I study how language models could meet the needs of social scientists with textual data. So far, I have worked on projects involving criminal justice, gender studies, and misinformation.
Prior to joining Cornell, I was a data scientist at New York University's Public Safety Lab. I worked on the
Jail Data Initiative with
Orion Taylor and
Anna Harvey.
I was also a contributor in g0v ("gov-zero"), a grassroot civic-tech community in Taiwan, where I worked on the 0archive project.
For potential PhD applicant: I’m happy to chat and offer my experiences about applications and PhD experiences. Feel free to email me.
