I'm a 5th year Linguistics PhD student at Stanford where I investigate how we produce and understand language situated in the visual world. My work combines tools from natural language processing, psycholinguistics, and human-computer interaction to advance our understanding of how communicative context shapes language use. My research has direct applications to image accessibility – the challenge of (automatically) generating image descriptions for blind and low vision users.

I'm a member of Stanford's NLP group (advised by Christopher Potts) and I'm further affiliated with the CoCoLab, ALPS lab, and Causality in Cognition Lab.

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