[bən ɛvənz]
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About
I'm a PhD student at Stony Brook University in the department
of linguistics,
happily advised by Jeff Heinz.
I like to work on formal learning problems, especially ones involving function decomposition!
You can contact me with academic things at
benjamin [dot] evans [at] stonybrook [dot]
edu.
Recent
- 15/11/2025 I presented recent work with Adam Jardine on learning the decomposition of Simplex and Homomorphic functions at the 2025 Subregular Morphophonology Workshop
Teaching
- LIN 335 Computational Linguistics TA, S2026
- LIN 431 Structure of an Uncommonly Taught Language Co-TA, F2025
Research
- Evans, B. (2025). Learning the Decomposition of Homomorphisms and Simplex ISL Functions. 2025 Subregular Morphophonology Workshop, Rutgers University, United States, November 15 (talk).