Kwanlada Srijomkwan

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Name
Kwanlada Srijomkwan

Pronouns
she/her/hers

RPI Email
srijok@rpi.edu

Hometown, State, and/or Country
Phichit, Thailand

 

Undergraduate and Advanced Degrees

Undergraduate Institution
Johns Hopkins University

Undergraduate Major
Cognitive Science

 

RPI Degree Program Information

Current Degree Program
Cognitive Science, Ph.D.

Faculty Advisor
Marjorie McShane
 

 

Biography and Research

Area of Research/Interest:
- Neurosymbolic AI
- Natural Language Processing (symbolic and statistical)
- Trustworthy AI
- Neural processing of language
- Language disorders (ex. aphasia)

Biography
I grew up in Thailand with a wide range of interests in arts and science. The Royal Thai Government Scholarship has allowed me to pursue my undergraduate education in the US, where I earned my bachelor's degree at Johns Hopkins University. I fell in love with the interdisciplinary nature of cognitive science, and shared this excitement with others through teaching experiences and involvement with the cognitive science honors society, Omega Psi. I also pursued various subfields of cognitive research—a body of work recognized in the Glushko Award. I am currently pursuing computational cognitive science research in the LEIA Lab at RPI.


Outside of work, I enjoy watercoloring, rock-climbing, and learning languages. I have an N1 certification for Japanese, an A1 for German, and completed intermediate college courses for Spanish.

 

Link to Research

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