Published nearly 50 papers and three monographs with Cambridge University Press: Syntactic Variation from Individuals to Populations (2026), Computational Construction Grammar (2024), and Natural Language Processing for Corpus Linguistics (2022). Has interdisciplinary teaching experience, including a MOOC that has taught 14,000 students about NLP.
Research Experience
Models the emergence of grammatical structure within individuals; variation in grammatical structures across populations and registers; applies computational models to large multilingual corpora.
Background
Associate Professor in Computational Linguistics at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. His research interests include the emergence and variation of grammatical structure, and the impact of this variation on NLP models.