Suhas Arehalli

Suhas Arehalli is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Macalester College. His research bridges Sentence Processing, Computational Linguistics, and Theoretical Syntax, focusing on how syntactic constraints influence real-time language processing and how computational models can simulate these phenomena.

• PhD in Cognitive Science from Johns Hopkins University under Tal Linzen
• Primary research methods: human subjects experiments and computational modeling
• Key interests: garden path sentences, agreement attraction effects, morphological processing, and L2 syntactic processing

He emphasizes interdisciplinary education, particularly exploring the ethical and policy implications of machine learning techniques. Suhas actively collaborates with Macalester students on NLP and psycholinguistic research projects.