Short curriculum vitae

I obtained my Bachelor's degree in Psychology from St. Xavier’s College in Mumbai, India. Following which, I pursued a Master's degree in Psychology at Annamalai University in Tamil Nadu, India. My interest in German as a foreign language led me to pursue the Grünes Diplom (German Teacher Training Program) at the Goethe-Institut in Mumbai, where I also worked as a German language teacher and teacher's trainer. In 2023 I completed my Master's in Applied Linguistics at the University of Erfurt. My Master's Thesis compared the processing and understanding of the genitive vs. dative cases in leichte Sprache (easy German texts) by learners of German as a foreign language.

Research interests

My research interests include corpus and computational linguistics and psycholinguistics.

Teaching

SS 24: Current Topics in Digital Linguistics

WS 23/24: Qualitative and Quantitative Digital Research Methods

Talks and Presentations

March 2024

„Kann Leichte Sprache zu leicht sein? Die Genitivvermeidung und ihre Nützlichkeit für verschiedene Zielgruppen“. (Coelho, Wettmann, Hasenäcker, Domahs 2023) Poster presentation at the conference „Einfach oder Komplex? Befunde zur Passung Geschriebener Sprache für verschiedene Zielgruppen“ hosted by Institut für Deutsch als Fremdsprachenphilologie,Universität Heidelberg March 2024.