Welcome to my homepage!
I am 朱虹翱 (pinyin: ZHŪ HÓNG ÁO, English: Hongao Zhu). Here’s a copy of my CV.
In 2025 Fall, I will be joining UC San Diego’s Learning, Meaning, and Natural language lab (LeM🍋N Lab), as a PhD student in computational linguistics (advisor: Alex Warstadt). Prior to coming to UCSD, I received a B.A. in Linguistics from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU), Shanghai, China. My undergraduate thesis focused on LMs’ language acquisition of the Chinese Ba construction, a phenomenon where we can observe both syntax and semantic development (advisor: Hai Hu). I was lucky to be Professor William Schuler’s research assistant starting Summer 2024, justifying small language models’ estimates of human reading behavior and explaining their predictive power.
To know more about me and my research interests, please visit the About page. If you may desire to communicate with me in greater depth, please check out the Contact page.
Posts
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ZhoBLiMP: a Systematic Assessment of Language Models with Linguistic Minimal Pairs in Chinese (2024)
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Oxford Prospects Program (2023)
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New Horizons in Digital Humanities & Cultural Data Science Workshop (2023)
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Eternal themes and changing sentiments: An NLP-based diachronic study of classical literary works across 700 years (2021–2023)
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Assessing the Communication Effect of Chinese Image in Australian Public Discourse (2022–2023)
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The 2022 China International Law of the Sea Moot Court Competition
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Directly Admitted into Shanghai Jiao Tong University
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