• Natural language processing (NLP)
• Application and bias of (large) language models
• NLP for digital accessibility
• Gender Studies

I am a research assistant to Prof. Dr. Marianne Hundt. I completed my BA and MA in Computational Linguistics and Language Technology at the University of Zurich. My background is the field of natural language processing (NLP) and (large) language models. Within my theses, I worked on NLP for accessibility in projects on developmental language disorder in German-speaking children and in the field of sign language processing and sign language corpus analysis. Currently, I am part of research projects on the topics of analogy, categorization and the comparison of humans and LLMs for linguistic tasks.