About me

I study inflectional systems using computational methodologies.

My current project is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship and models the task of morphological comprehension using neural models. I joined the Surrey Morphology Group in 2021 for a British Academy Newton International Fellowship. Before that, I was a post-doctoral researcher at the DLCE department of the Max Planck Institute (EVA/SHH), working on morphological and phonological changes in diachrony. During my PhD at Université Paris Cité (then “Université Paris Diderot”), I studied the typological variation of inflection classes (declensions or conjugations) using computational methods.

My research interests include computational approaches to linguistic theory, morphological typology, inflection, open data, lexicons.