About

I study how structured computation emerges from local interaction in neural systems. My current work centers on neural cellular automata that develop parsing, arithmetic, and formal language processing from minimal supervision — systems with hundreds of parameters that generalize orders of magnitude beyond their training distribution.

Before this, I worked on quantitative linguistics, psycholinguistics (eye-tracking), and computational approaches to language structure. I'm a Master's student in Language Science and Technology at Saarland University.