Research
My research interests are in computational linguistics and natural language processing. I work
towards deeper understandings of natural language and the human language processing mechanism, as
well as how these insights can inform the design of more efficient and effective NLP systems. Among
all relevant topics, I am particularly interested in learning language through grounding,
computational multilingualism, and related machine learning aspects.
For more details, check out my publications and the CompLING Lab at the University of Waterloo.
Prospective students and visitors: please read this.
Thank you for your interest in working with us! Due to the large number of emails I receive,
I cannot respond to every email individually. Please review the information below before
contacting me.
Current Waterloo students and prospective visiting students: please complete a
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the Vector Research
Internship Program.
Prospective postdocs: please email me directly with your CV and two representative
publications, and apply to the Vector Postdoc
Program.
Prospective graduate students: I will be taking 1-2 students every year. Please apply
through the system and list me as a potential advisor in your application. There is no need
to contact me individually, unless you have a particular research question/idea that you
would like to discuss further.
