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Nosheen Sehar

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Assistant Professor specializing in Linguistics and Language Modelling.

United Kingdom
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What I'm looking for

I seek a collaborative environment that values innovative research and teaching.

I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Linguistics at the London School of Economics, where I focus on the intersection of language, cognition, and social communication. My academic journey has been marked by a commitment to exploring how linguistic mediation influences cognitive biases in institutional contexts.

With a Ph.D. from Princeton University, I have received several prestigious awards, including the Best Job Market Paper Award from the European Linguistics Association. My research has been recognized at various conferences, and I actively contribute to the academic community through organizing symposiums and refereeing for linguistic events.

In addition to my research, I have extensive teaching experience, having lectured and assisted in various linguistics courses at both Princeton and the London School of Economics. I am passionate about fostering a collaborative learning environment and mentoring students in their academic pursuits.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

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Assistant Professor

London School of Economics

Jan 2024 - Present (1 year 5 months)

Lectures on Formal Syntax and Semantics for the MSc in Linguistics program, guiding graduate students in advanced linguistic theories. Actively conducts research on linguistic mediation, cognitive biases, and social communication, contributing to working papers and ongoing projects.

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Teaching Assistant

Princeton University

Jan 2020 - Present (5 years 5 months)

Served as a Teaching Assistant for multiple graduate and undergraduate linguistics courses, including 'Quantitative Methods' and 'Sociolinguistics'. Organized and led the 'Introduction to Linguistics' course as Head TA, and lectured for the 'Language and Logic Boot Camp'.

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Research Assistant

Princeton University

Jan 2019 - Present (6 years 5 months)

Supported Professor Christopher Neilson on research related to Language & Education Policy, contributing to data collection and analysis. Assisted in the preparation of academic materials and literature reviews for ongoing projects.

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Linguistic Data Analysis Intern

German Federal Bank

Jan 2016 - Present (9 years 5 months)

Gained practical experience in linguistic data analysis within the Linguistic Data Analysis Unit. Applied analytical skills to process and interpret language datasets relevant to financial contexts.

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Research Assistant

University of Mannheim

Jan 2016 - Present (9 years 5 months)

Assisted Professor Tom Krebs with sociolinguistics research, including data gathering and literature synthesis. Contributed to academic projects by providing comprehensive research support.

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Teaching Assistant

University of Mannheim

Jan 2015 - Present (10 years 5 months)

Assisted in teaching various linguistics courses such as 'Language and Society', 'Advanced Phonological Theory', and 'Introduction to Phonetics'. Provided student support through tutorials, grading, and clarifying complex linguistic concepts.

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

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London School of Economics

M.Sc. in Formal Linguistics and Language Modelling, Formal Linguistics and Language Modelling

Grade: Distinction

Activities and societies: German Academic Scholarship Foundation, 2017–2018; UniCredit Summer School Scholarship in Language & Society, 2017.

Achieved a Master of Science with Distinction in Formal Linguistics and Language Modelling.

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University of Mannheim

B.A. in Linguistics, Linguistics

Grade: Distinction

Activities and societies: DAAD Full Scholarship, 2014–2017; Andrés Bello Award, University of Chile, 2014; Puntaje Nacional, Spanish Language PSU, 2013. Intern, Linguistic Data Analysis Unit, German Federal Bank, 2016; Research Assistant to Prof. Tom Krebs (Sociolinguistics), 2016. Teaching Assistant for Language and Society, Spring 2017; Teaching Assistant for Advanced Phonological Theory, Spring 2016; Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Phonetics, Fall 2015.

Completed a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics with Distinction, including a minor in Theoretical Mathematics.

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