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The Computational Social Listening Lab at the University of Pennsylvania.

Computational Social Listening Lab

The Computational Social Listening Lab develops machine learning and NLP methods to measure health behaviors, disparities, and outcomes across cultures and communities. We use large-scale digital data – social media, electronic health records, online reviews, and smartphone interactions – to uncover insights that improve health outcomes and reduce health disparities.

Visit our lab website for the latest on our research, tools, and projects.

Current Members

Dan-Mircea Mirea
Dan-Mircea Mirea
Postdoctoral Researcher
Vivienne Chi
Vivienne Chi
Postdoctoral Researcher
Neil Sehgal
Neil Sehgal
PhD Student
Young Min (Jeffrey) Cho
Young Min (Jeffrey) Cho
PhD Student
Allison Mi
Allison Mi
Master's Student
Ishwari Mulay
Ishwari Mulay
Master's Student
Reyhan Jamalova
Reyhan Jamalova
Undergraduate Student

Interested in joining?

We are always looking for motivated students and researchers interested in applications of NLP and machine learning to health – including global mental health, vaccine acceptance, health disparities, and culturally-aware AI. If you are interested, send an email with your CV to sharathg at cis dot upenn dot edu.

See our lab website for more about our alumni and their placements.