My research practice aims at quantifying underrepresented and overlooked forms of 'injustice' combining methods from Natural Language Processing, Computational Social Science and Network Science. My interdisciplinary efforts are particularly centred around the study of 'numeracy in NLP' and 'armed conflict'. I previously worked at the interface of these fields in industry (IBM AI Core, Microsoft Research, German Federal Foreign Office) and research (University College London, University of Oxford, Tsinghua University, TU Berlin).
I am doctoral candidate at the Institute for Machine Learning at ETH Zurich and project co-investigator at the Oxford Department of International Development.

My research practice aims at quantifying underrepresented and overlooked forms of 'injustice' combining methods from Natural Language Processing, Computational Social Science and Network Science. My interdisciplinary efforts are particularly centred around the study of 'numeracy in NLP' and 'armed conflict'. I previously worked at the interface of these fields in industry (IBM AI Core, Microsoft Research, German Federal Foreign Office) and research (University College London, University of Oxford, Tsinghua University, TU Berlin).
I am doctoral candidate at the Institute for Machine Learning at ETH Zurich and project co-investigator at the Oxford Department of International Development.