I am a recent PhD recipient from the UCLA Department of Linguistics. The title of my dissertation is The syntax of negation in Korean given an antisymmetric and cartographic framework. My advisor was Hilda Koopman. From 2019 to 2022, I was a lecturer of English at Korea Military Academy.
Broadly speaking, my research interests are in syntax and its interface with semantics and phonology. My specific interests lie in negation, negative indefinites, negative polarity items, and intervention effects. Although I primarily consider myself as a theoretical linguist, I am keen on using quantitative methods to evaluate different linguistic theories. I am also highly interested in co-speech gestures and exploring ways to formalize and incorporate them into linguistic theory.