National Taiwan University
2026 — Seminar on Comparative Legislative Politics in East Asia (Fall)
2026 — Text as Data: Computational Methods for Social Science Research (Fall)
NTU MA & PhD Supervision
If you are an MA or PhD student at NTU’s Graduate Institute of National Development looking for a supervisor or a thesis committee member, I would be glad to hear from you; students from other departments in the College of Social Sciences who would like me to serve on their thesis committee are equally welcome. I am especially happy to supervise or serve on committees for work on:
- Electoral systems, legislative behaviour, and political representation
- Indigenous public opinion, Indigenous political representation, and the behaviour of elected representatives
- Large language models and AI systems as political and measurement actors, and text-as-data methods more broadly
- Political misperception and belief updating, including survey-experimental designs
University College Dublin
2025 — Data Analysis and Applications with the legisTaiwan R Package. Taipei R-Ladies 
2024 — Guest Lecturer on Word Embeddings and Transformers — Postgraduate Course in Quantitative Text Analysis, University College Dublin (led by Stefan Müller)
2024 — Introduction to High-Performance Computing with SLURM — SPIRe PhD Workshop, University College Dublin