Welcome! My name is Chloe, and I'm a postdoctoral researcher at McMaster University in Canada.

My research interests lie in phonetics, morphophonology, and their interface. I am also interested in advancing research methodologies and computational modeling of linguistic data. In my dissertation, I examine phonetic patterns of Korean stops in compound words to better understand how phonological contrasts are maintained or reshaped amid phonetic variation, especially from individual speakers and words, and to uncover the mechanisms linking speech production and perception.

For a more non-linguist-friendly profile, please check out my github here!

Outside of work, I love to watch horror movies, visit breweries and wineries, and cuddle with my precious cat, Nuri.

Check out my CV if you want to learn more about me!