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projects
To Summarize or not to Summarize: Depression Screening via Large Language Models
Advisor: Prof. Elke Rundensteiner, August-October 2024
Independent Study Project I completed with Ph.D. student Avantika Shrestha as a continuation of the 2024 WPI Data Science REU.
AI-Powered Geographical Labeling of Historical Testimonies
Advisors: Prof. Michael Ginzberg and Prof. Bethel Eddy, October-December 2024
My Interactive Qualifying Project (IQP) which I completed in Prague, Czechia.
Using Large Language Models to Generate Counterexamples in Graph Theory
Advisors: Prof. Jugal Kalita, May-August 2025
My second REU titled “Recent Advances in Natural Language Processing” at the University of Colorado.
TrustAI Lab
Advisors: Prof. Walter Gerych, August 2025-January 2026
I worked with Prof. Walter Gerych’s lab to investigate minimally invasive and efficient debiasing methods for large pre-trained models.
AI-in-the-Box: Finding Long Induced Paths in the Hypercube with Neural Networks
Advisors: Prof. Daniel Reichman and Prof. Gábor Sárközy, August 2025-May 2026
My Major Qualifying Project (MQP), where we used ML and AI to find long induced paths in the hypercube. I was awarded an Honorable Mention to the Provost’s Award for Best MQP in Computer Science for my work on this project.
publications
MInDS: Using Large Language Models to Screen for Depression
Published in IEEE MIT Undergraduate Research Technology Conference, 2024
This paper is the result of my participation in the 2024 WPI Data Science Research Experience for Undergraduates program.
Using Large Language Models to Generate Counterexamples in Graph Theory
Published in Recent Advances in Natural Language Processing, 2025
This paper is the result of my participation in the 2025 UCCS Recent Advances in Natural Language Processing Research Experience for Undergraduates program.
talks
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