Hi! I work as a postdoc in the psycholinguistics group of Britta Stolterfoht in German Linguistics at the University of Tübingen. I’m studying how humans process language, with a focus on meaning-related aspects. To this end, I develop logical, computational and procedural models and test such models using experimental methods, including forced-choice and rating tasks, self-paced reading, eye-tracking and event-related potentials.

Previously, I worked at the Collaborative Research Center 833: The Construction of Meaning (Project B1, Principal Investigators: Wolfgang Sternefeld, Rolf Ulrich and Oliver Bott) hosted at the University of Tübingen where I obtained my PhD under the supervision of Fritz Hamm. I also did a short research fellowship at the Cognitive Semantics and Quantities project led by Jakub Szymanik at the Institute of Logic, Language and Computation at the University of Amsterdam. As an undergraduate, I studied for one semester at the European Center for Chinese Studies at Beijing University.