[3] Alongside earning her doctorate, Sadrzadeh moved to the University of Oxford as an EPSRC postdoctoral fellow.
[5] She was appointed to the faculty at Queen Mary University of London, where she combined statistical and logical methods to study how language works.
Sadrzadeh develops tensor-based mathematical models to improve these processes by combining logic, statistics and machine learning to strengthen the information from textual data.
[8] At the time it was estimated that the average adult spends about one and a half years of their lives trying to device what to watch on broadcasting platforms.
[9] Sadrzadeh is involved in the conference SemSpace (Semantic Spaces at the Intersection of NLP, Physics, and Cognitive Science).