About Me

I am currently a master’s student in Computer Science at ETH Zurich. My interests mainly lie in the fields of language model Interpretability, and Psycholinguistics. As of right now, I am working on projects in both Psycholinguistics and Interpretability to understand how to better understand language processing from the human and model sides. These include developing cognitively plausible attention mechanisms for language models and implementing constrained decoding methods, inspired by mathematical concepts, for Language Models to improve the quality of generated text.

I’m actively involved in various academic and professional associations, including the ETH AI Center, RycoLab, ETH Analytics Club, and IEEE.

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