About Me

I am a computer scientist working in NLP, and will submit my PhD in July 2025 at the University of Cambridge. I'm interested in all kinds of data about everyday things and what we can find out by analysing it. This site is home for my analysis write-ups.

My academic work is in understanding the behaviour of natural language processing systems. For my PhD, I investigated whether AI models and humans answer questions in similar ways. I found that there is a significant overlap between the facts in model explanations and those selected by humans.

I also spent 18 months at Biographica, an agriculture-biotech startup, working to improve crop resilience through genetic understanding. There, I developed core machine learning pipelines to predict gene function and built tools to communicate our findings to customers.