Summary
Grusha Prasad is a computational psycholinguist and PhD candidate in Cognitive Science at Johns Hopkins University with a decade of research and teaching experience exploring how humans and neural language models encode syntactic structure and statistical regularities. Their work spans academic and industry research, including a research internship at Facebook AI, and emphasizes how representations evolve with practice. Grusha is committed to open science, reproducibility, and robust statistical power, bringing rigorous experimental design to computational modeling. They combine hands-on empirical work with theoretical insight, often bridging developmental and adult language research given early experience in education settings.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Johns Hopkins University
High School, High School at Rosary Convent High School
Hampshire College
High School, High School at Indus International School
English, Kannada, Telugu, Hindi, French