Biography

I am a postdoc researcher at the Language Technology Group, University of Oslo, as part of the Maria Skłodowska-Curie Action (MSCA) programme DSTrain. My current research focuses on the evaluation and explainability of large language models (LLMs). I earned my PhD in Natural Language Processing (NLP) at the University of Surrey, where I mainly worked on the evaluation of machine translation for user-generated content using deep learning methods. During my doctoral studies, I also contributed to projects in diverse machine learning fields, including machine translation evaluation, information retrieval, text‐to‐image generation, and video understanding.

During my undergraduate years, I was a linguist in language and translation studies. Later, I self-taught programming languages and nurtured my interest in NLP after joining a technology company in 2017. I started applying statistical and deep learning methods to language and vision data during my MSc programme at the University of Exeter. My interest now is in investigating different aspects of LLMs and the application of LLMs to various NLP subdomains, including the explainability and fairness of LLMs, and evaluation of multilinguality of LLMs, etc.