About
I’m a Postdoc and Junior Group Lead at the University of Tübingen, where I work with Michael Franke. in the Cognitive Science & Pragmatics group (CSP Lab) . Before moving to Tübingen, I completed my PhD at the UKP Lab (TU Darmstadt), supervised by Prof. Dr. Iryna Gurevych and worked as a Senior Research Associate at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts.
My research in natural language processing focuses on interpretability methods, their robustness, and the generalizability of language models. I am particularly interested on how these models understand language and their alignment with societal norms and values for a more reliable model behavior. I enjoy designing extensive experiments that connect multiple perspectives of language models—including model behavior, causal mechanisms, and internal representations—to connect empirical findings with linguistic and cognitive theories to compare and contrast human and model behavior.
During my PhD, I worked on the reliability of language models within computational argumentation, exploring the integration of external knowledge, out-of-distribution generalization, linguistic competence, and societal and safety aspects.
Events that I'm involved in
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Talks
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2025Assessing the Linguistic Competence of Language Models using Classifier-Based Probing
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2025Why and How We Should Study Internal Representations of LMs
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2024Linguistic Competence of Language Models and the Role of their Internal Representations
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2024Benchmark the Linguistic Competence of Language Models