Celine Lee

PhD student @ Cornell University, advised by Sasha Rush. I work on questions in natural language and programming language semantics and reasoning.

Previously: BSE & MSE @ University of Pennsylvania, 2020, where I worked with Dan Roth.

Recent News

April 2023 - I will have a poster at the 2023 MASC-SLL. Talk to me about batched and vectorized Earley Parsing. Poster.
October 2021 - I was interviewed by Dr. Justin Gottschlich on the Machine Programming & Technology channel. Video
August 2021 - I presented 'A Survey on Semantic Parsing for Code Generation', co-authored with Justin Gottschlich and Dan Roth, at the 2021 KDD Workshop on Programming Language Processing.
April 2021 - I have committed to Cornell University, where I will pursue my PhD in Computer Science starting Fall 2021!
May 2020 - I am honored to be the recipient the 2020 Walter Korn Award, granted by the Moore School at the University of Pennsylvania. "It is awarded annually to an outstanding senior in the Moore School who will be continuing on at the Moore School for a graduate degree. Selection of the recipient is made by the Moore School chairs and faculty, in conjunction with the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education."
May 2020 - Our senior design team won the Fred Ketterer Award for our work in TITO - Tune In, Tune Out. "The Fred Ketterer Memorial Award is given annually to the senior design team in the Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering who demonstrates outstanding creativity in an engineering design incorporating hardware." We have been interviewed by the department and by the university, check out the articles here: ESE, Penn Today