I am a PhD student at the Northeastern University, advised by Byron Wallace. My research is currently motivated by evaluating and characterizing linguistic diversity in generative language models, and more generally, parsing through the vast amount of biomedical literature using natural language processing systems.
I received my MSc in Applied Computing at the University of Toronto where I was advised by Frank Rudzicz. During that time, I was awarded the Mitacs Accelerate Fellowship for my work in extending AI into operating rooms. Before that, I received my BSc in Neuroscience at Carleton University.
Outside of research, I am a registered yoga teacher and love to knit and embroider in my free time 🧘🏻♀️🧶🧘🏻♀️
Recent News
Feb 2024
Our paper on syntactic templates as footprints in distillation is out on arXiv
Jan 2024
Will be returning to Meta Paris (FAIR) for a second research internship!
Oct 2024
Will be giving a (virtual) talk about diversity and templates in LLMs to UMass NLP!
June 2024
Joined Meta Paris (GenAI) for a research internship working on Llama 🦙
Jan 2024
Our work on the robustness of instruction-tuned models, Evaluating the Zero-shot Robustness of Instruction-tuned Language Models, was accepted as a spotlight paper at ICLR 2024!
Sept 2023
Giving a talk at MILA about our work on Summarizing, simplifying, and synthesizing medical evidence using GPT-3.