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About me:

Excited about building tech that makes the internet a safer place. Passionate about multimodal data analysis, anti-disinformation efforts, and understanding the information landscape. On the side, I do digital humanities, mostly on Slavic literature.

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Past Positions:

Data Scientist/Software Engineer working on products at Nomic AI
Researcher on Russian online news disinformation with the Social Media Lab at Stanford's Center for the Study of Language and Information
Researcher with Prof. Amelia Glaser at the Harvard Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study on a project creating an archive of Ukrainian poetry posted to Facebook after 2014
Researcher with Prof. Steven Clancy on his Visualizing Russian project for Russian language learners, teachers, and researchers
President of the Harvard Technology Review magazine reporting on tech and society

Research Publications:

Archive of the Contemporary: Ukrainian Poetry and Digital Solidarity on Facebook, Slavic Review, Dec. 2024: Article about Ukrainian poetry archive collected from social media and analysis of the archive.

Visualizing Russian: Illuminating corpora, conjugations, and classrooms, Russian Language Journal, Dec. 2022: Article about digital resource developed for Russian language learners, language teachers, and linguistic scholars.

Contact:

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Wartime Russophone Internet Poetry

Developing an archive of wartime Russian-language poetry from the internet to learn more about how computational tools can reveal connections between violence and language (for senior thesis).

Ukrainian Poetry on Facebook

Analyzing an interactive digital database of contemporary Ukrainian poetry collected from social media

War and Peace and Happiness

A data-based analysis webpage on the theme of happiness in Tolstoy's War and Peace built with D3.js.

Similarity Mapper

Using GloVe embeddings to visualize similar words in Russian.

Quick Lemma

Presenting frequency data on morphologically- or semantically-related words.

Radar Charts

Using radar charts to show verb and noun morphology breakdown.

News vs. Propaganda

An analysis of the differences between Western news and Russian state media using transformer-based topic modeling, sentiment analysis, and stylistic analysis through a case study of online articles about Ukraine before the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Visualizing Russian

Extracting statistics and using natural language processing from Russian text corpora to build novel visualizations in D3.js for Russian language learning.