I'm an Assistant Professor at the Rutgers Department of Linguistics. I'm primarily interested in computational and mathematical approaches to phonological theory.
Research interests:
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Recent activities:
- Rutgers is hosting NECPhon 2019. Here's the website.
- I'll be teaching a mini-course on formal language theory, grammatical inference, and phonological learning at the 2020 winter school of the joint graduate program in linguistics of the Hebrew University of Bethlehem and Tel Aviv University (to be hosted at Tel Aviv).
- I'm co-organizing an NSF-funded workshop on formal language theory in linguistics at January's SCiL meeting (co-located with LSA 2020).
Teaching for fall 2019:
- None (on sabbatical).
Office hours
- None (on sabbatical).
If you'd like to meet, email me to make an appointment.
All meetings this semester will be held in my lab in 412 One Spring St.