Natural language is integral to how humanity communicates, synthesizes, and stores information. Our lab's research combines natural language processing (NLP), privacy, security, and computational social science to to enable computers to do meaningful work with large volumes of text. Our work is interdisciplinary, with collaborators in law, public policy, civil engineering, and other disciplines.
You can browse our publications or watch videos below.
Auburn University recorded an invited talk that I gave as part of their AI@AU Forum.
I spoke first in this video about the NLP components of the . It was part of a series of videos describing a large multi-institution collaborative project.
I spoke first and last (and in the middle) of the video below promoting artificial intelligence research at Penn State. (Production credits and press release are here.)
Our work has received support from The National Science Foundation, The National Institutes of Health, The Center for Socially Responsible Artificial Intelligence, The Center for Cybersecurity Research and Education, The Center for Social Data Analytics, The Usable Privacy Policy Project, The Pennsylvania Space Grant Consortium, and The Ohio Supercomputer Center.