Research
Language systems for specialized domains
My research examines how natural language processing and large language models can be transformed into reliable domain-specific systems. Having studied how NLP systems must be adapted and evaluated under different domain constraints, I am now focused on biomedical and clinical applications.
Biomedical and Clinical NLP
My current focus: NLP and LLM systems that reason over biomedical text, structured clinical data, and domain-specific knowledge to support scientific discovery and clinical decision-making.
- Biomedical question answering
- Clinical language understanding
- Natural-language interfaces to electronic health records
- Biomedical knowledge grounding
- Clinical and biomedical LLM systems
- Multimodal and structured clinical data
Reliable Domain-Specific LLM Systems
Across domains, I study what it takes to turn a general-purpose language model into a system that can be trusted in a specialized setting.
- Retrieval and knowledge grounding
- Domain-aware reasoning
- Evaluation of LLM behavior
- Explainability and reliability
- LLM agents and decision-support systems
Previous Application Domains
Before concentrating on biomedical NLP, I studied how NLP systems must be adapted and evaluated under the constraints of other specialized domains โ each project shaped how I think about reliability, evaluation, and domain knowledge.
- Food computing
- Cross-cultural cuisine transfer and evaluation
- Phishing and scam detection
- Automated counter-scam response systems
These themes are grounded in concrete outputs โ shared-task systems, workshop and conference papers, and preprints.
See the publications โ