About Me
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Linguistics at the University of Arizona, with an academic background in Human Language Technology (M.Sc.), where I focused on morpheme embeddings in morphologically rich and low-resource languages. My research lies at the intersection of syntax and morphology, with particular interests in alignment systems, nominalization, stative passives, and Post syntactic operations.
I work primarily on Iranian languages, including Sorani and Southern Kurdish, Balochi, and Persian. Through this typologically diverse lens, I investigate how morphosyntactic features are encoded and realized, aiming to contribute to both theoretical linguistics and language technology.
This website serves as a central hub for my research, publications, and professional activities. Feel free to explore my work and get in touch.
