About

I am a fourth year PhD student in Computer Science at UMass Amherst advised by Mohit Iyyer and a member of UMass NLP.

As an avid crocheter, I'm currently interested in the ability of Large Language Models (LLMs) to do implicit 3-D modeling when provided with text-only instructions and descriptions for modular objects. Previously, I worked on applying NLP methods to the literary texts, machine translation + evaluation metrics, and detailed human evaluation + annotation collection.

Previously, I was an undergraduate at Rutgers University where I majored in Math, English, and Computer Science. Before transferring to Rutgers, I spent one semester at the University of Edinburgh. I've participated in 4 NSF REUs and done research in cool places like Hong Kong and the American Museum of Natural History in NYC.

My other interests include the color purple, skating, dogs (small huskies in particular), Kazuo Ishiguro, teaching/mentoring high school students, makeup/skincare, karaoke, and very specific Spotify playlists.

In my spare time, I assist historian David Greenberg with his current project, a biography of the late Congressman John Lewis.