In my native Vilnius.
I'm a second-year PhD student at NYU Linguistics, supervised by Alec Marantz.
So far, I have worked on:
the morphology, semantics, and syntax of inner aspect
doing away with morphology-specific linearization mechanisms
I was previously at the University of Oxford, UK, where I got my MPhil in Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics and my BA in Linguistics and Portuguese. I was supervised by Víctor Acedo-Matellán and Matt Husband.
Previously:
My MPhil thesis looked into how nominal and verbal domain interact, through a case-study in Balto-Slavic-type aspect. I looked at phonological (case), syntactic (argument structure) and semantic (definiteness, strength, mass/count) phenomena in Lithuanian to investigate to what extent verbal aspect can be determined by nominal properties. Presented at PLC 49.
I have argued that variable linearization of Lithuanian and Portuguese clitics is prosodic (contra morphological movement). Presented at ConSOLE.
Presented a poster (with Malhaar Shah) at CreteLing on Contextual allosemy and complex heads: architectural problems. [pdf]