Research

Research groups

NLPnorth: Our Natural Language Processing (NLP) group at ITU. Here I research with my colleagues Rob van der Goot, Christian Hardmeier, Anna Rogers, as well as our PostDocs and PhD students, and interconnect my research on modelling language processing in the brain with research on multi-linguality, multi-domain, and multi-user NLP frameworks as well as interpretable and robust LLMs.
 

 

brAIn lab: Our lab is an umbrella for research projects between modelling brain processing driven by AI and ML, and informing AI and IT technology by human cognition. Here, we also host related study and supervision projects on all academic levels. As research is a team effort, the lab is tightly linked with my key collaborators below and the Natural Language Processing as well as the Creative AI and the Machine Learning groups at ITU.
 

For interested researchers, there might be open positions, and for students there is a list of topic suggestions. Ongoing projects are described below as well.

Key collaborations

• Paolo Burelli, Computational User Models & Applied Machine Learning, ITU, Denmark
• Tatsuya Daikoku, Computational Neuroscience & Statistical Learning, University of Tokyo, Japan
• Christoph Korn, Decision Neuroscience & Computational Modelling, Heidelberg University, Germany
• Jes Frellsen, Statistical Machine Learning & Bayesian Modelling, DTU Copenhagen, Denmark
• Barbara Plank, Natural Language Processing & Low-ressource Learning, LMU Munich, Germany
• Veronika Cheplygina, Machine Learning & Meta Learning, ITU, Denmark
• Monica Barbir, Developmental Psychology & Language Acquisition, CNRS & Aix Marseille Université, France
• Chien-Te Wu, Cognitive Neuroscience & Consciousness, IRCN/Uni of Tokyo, Japan