Debanjan Ghosh

Principal Research Scientist, ADI

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Hello All. I am a Principal Research Scientist at Analog Devices (ADI) Edge AI team. At ADI, my team is focused on developing LLM-based Agentic solutions - including deep research, coding tools, and small models - for internal engineers and customers supported by rigorous benchmarking experiments. We are also involved in building multimodal reasoning models for the next generation Edge.

Before, I was at Educational Testing Services (ETS), I led a team dedicated to Generative AI product development, creating content such as passages, social conversation, Q&A for learning apps, and traditional assessments. I also contributed to building models for automated scoring of GRE/TOEFL essays.

Previously, I worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Thomson Reuters Research in NYC, where I was involved in a range of information retrieval and extraction projects for the Westlaw legal search engine and Reuters news, including classification and recommendation systems.

Prior to returning to industry, I did a Ph.D. investigating contextual knowledge—particularly figurative language like sarcasm and irony—on social media platforms. I also completed a postdoctoral fellowship at MIT’s Brain and Cognitive Sciences Department, studying how semantic knowledge is represented in the brain.

I am a co-organizer of the SemEval Workshop for 2025-2026, which is among the largest workshops in NLP in terms of tasks and number of participants. Be sure to explore the tasks and proposals for the new challenges that focus on evaluating systems for computational semantic analysis.

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Nov 11, 2025 Received another patent on argument mining and classification of online debates. See the details
Nov 4, 2025 Meghdut Sengupta presented our recent work on investigating the impact of conceptual metaphors in EMNLP 2026. Check out the paper
Jul 31, 2025 SemEval 2025 (11 tasks and over 300 papers) was a huge success! See the proceedings
Mar 11, 2025 Received a Patent for machine learning-based argument component segmentation. For details
Oct 12, 2024 We released our work on self-instruct learning for English Language Proficiency Assessments. See here

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