I am now a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Toronto.

At Northwestern University I completed my Ph.D. in Linguistics, and served as a Cognitive Science Specialist and a Data Science Fellow. My primary areas of research are syntax and psycholinguistics. More specifically my research investigates the relationship between the knowledge of the structure of language and how we process language in real time. I examine this relationship through formal and experimental work, with an emphasis on cases with unrealized content. Some of my major phenomena of interest are quantification, polarity, ellipsis, and gapping.