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diff --git a/_pages/about_alumni.md b/_pages/about_alumni.md
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+## Alumni
+* Maria Ryskina (PhD) &#8594; MIT
+* Katherine J. Zhang (MA GCAT) &#8594; HoYoverse
+* Nathan Anderson (MLT) &#8594; BYU
+* Xinyu Zhang (MLT)
+* Chenxuan Cui (MIIS) &#8594; NVIDIA
+* Youngmin Kim (MIIS) &#8594; Meta
+* Nate Robinson (MLT) &#8594; JHU
+* Yanlin Feng (MLT) &#8594; Megagon
+* Anna Cai (MSML) &#8594; Meta
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       <p><strong><a href="http://www.cis.lmu.de/~weissweiler">Leonie Weissweiler</a></strong></p>
       <p><strong>Collaborator</strong></p>
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diff --git a/_projects/2_codegen.md b/_projects/2_codegen.md
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 img: assets/img/basel-rathaus-proj.jpg
 importance: 2
 category: diachronic
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-Since the Neogrammarians, when linguists write the phonological histories of languages, they essentially write programs (that convert protoforms into reflexes). From a computational perspective, this is an example of “coding by example.” In this project, we seek to answer the question: can we treat comparative reconstruction as a code-generation problem and solve it with LLMs?
+Since the Neogrammarians, when linguists write the phonological histories of languages, they essentially write programs (that convert protoforms into reflexes). From a computational perspective, this is an example of "coding by example." In this project, we seek to answer the question: can we treat comparative reconstruction as a code-generation problem and solve it with LLMs?
 
-We have made initial progress on this front, experimenting both with data sets where only one rule (sound law) was involved and sets with multiple sound laws {% cite naik2024largelanguagemodelscode %}. In the next year, we hope to extend this work to naturalistic data sets.
+We have made initial progress on this front, experimenting both with data sets where only one rule (sound law) was involved and sets with multiple sound laws {% cite naik2024largelanguagemodelscode %}. In the next year, we hope to extend this work to naturalistic data sets.