Welcome!
Hi, I’m Aydogan Yanilmaz. Thanks for visiting! Below you can find a brief overview of my current whatabouts:
My academic life
I am a PhD candidate at the Department of Linguistics in Stony Brook University. Under the guidance of John E. Drury, I am studying the brain responses of the factors causing interference while parsing non-adjacent dependencies. My dissertation work is awarded by an NSF grant. More about my research.
My industrial life
I work as a freelance computational linguist. Lastly, I worked as a computational linguist at NTENT where I worked as a developer in semantic search for natural language processing. I designed computational patterns to dissolve ambiguity or to rank query classification for relevant widgets. More about my NLP experience.
Resume
Here is my current resume.
Recent News |
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3 posters at CUNY18 to be held in UC Davis. |
A talk at ConCALL-3 to be held in UI Bloomington. |
Teaching PSY 260 at Stony Brook University. |