Sarina Rouhani
Examiner · DISC type csSarina is a linguist and Bertha Morton Fellowship recipient at the University of Montana, specializing in computational linguistics and low-resource languages. Her research focuses on NLP and AI-driven technology to support underrepresented languages, with hands-on experience in digitizing dictionaries for North American Indigenous languages.
Sarina is passionate about promoting linguistic diversity and bridging the digital divide. She enjoys sharing engaging facts about unique language structures, like those in Turkish or Siberian Ket, to highlight the worlds rich linguistic tapestry and the urgency of its preservation.
Unique fact: Sarina conducted a lexical analysis of the Blackfoot Dictionary of Stems, Roots, and Affixes to help document and preserve the language.
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