About Me

Hi! I am a final year doctoral candidate at Queen Mary University of London. I work on natural language processing for mental health applications, NLG evaluation, and synthetic data.

I am supervised by Prof. Maria Liakata, who leads the project: “Creating time sensitive sensors from language and heterogeneous user generated content”, and jointly supervised by Dr. Julia Ive. My studies are funded by the DeepMind Scholarship.

I also co-organize the Data Science for Mental Health Interest Group at the Alan Turing Institute.

More broadly, I’m interested in tracking and improving data quality. My long-term goals are to develop fair, human-centered, and privacy-preserving language technologies.

Contact

You can find me at c.chim[AT]qmul.ac.uk.