About Ariella Lang
I am a cultural historian by training, and I oversee undergraduate research and fellowships at Columbia. I also have the pleasure of serving as the coordinator of Columbia's Laidlaw program. Feel free to reach out to me if you have questions about coming to Columbia to pursue research and/or community engagement!
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Matthew Charles Lombardi
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Columbia University Department of Biological Sciences
Karthik Reddy Mahakala
Research Assistant, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
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Thank you for your post, Joy! I hope to offer some reassurance when it comes to your paper and your research poster by simply noting that these written and visual projects can reflect research that is ongoing, or they can focus on a particular area of the research that you pursued. I look forward to hearing more about how things go in the upcoming weeks!
So great to hear about the direction your research is heading, and glad to hear you ventured south of 106th Street for pizza, too!
Dear Ruchi,
Thank you for your post! Narrowing your scope can be challenging, especially with such a rich and important topic. I'll resist the urge to propose works that immediately come to mind as I read your post and suggest that your personal librarian may have good ideas about how to narrow your project!
Great to hear more about your LiA, Priyanka, and thank you for the pic!
Can't wait to learn about your results, Joachim!
Your description of your project is really accessible--even to non NLP experts. Well done!
Great job framing your research in a global -- and interdisciplinary -- context, Avi!
Developing a project on a topic that has been under-researched can be exciting, but also challenging. I look forward to hearing how your research continues in the future!