My research work is primarily based on Computational Models of Language Comprehension and Processing. The title of my PhD dissertation is: Computational models of the organization and processing of Bangla morphologically complex words in the mental lexicon. My major work elements include performing different psycholinguistic experiments like, lexical decision tasks, and cross-modal/masked priming techniques to understand how words are organized and processed in the human mind and then apply different computational techniques to model such behavior. My PhD work is supervised by Prof. Anupam Basu and is supported by the fellowship of the Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD), Govt. of India.

I have been working in the field of Computational Linguistics for about seven years. I have worked on distributional semantics, latent semantic analysis, supervised and unsupervised models of morphological analysis and generation, multiword expression extraction, POS-Tagging, Spell-Checker and have been a part of the machine translation team at Communication Empowerment Lab, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur.

Apart from Natural Language Processing, I am also interested in the area of Human Computer Interaction, particularly, in the field of Assistive Technology. I have worked on the design, development and evaluation of several technologies in support of people with hearing, vision and motor impairments.