Research Interests
My research sits at the boundary of higher category theory, homotopy theory, and the theory of programming languages and type systems. A central theme is understanding how ideas from algebraic topology and higher algebra can be made precise and computational through type-theoretic and proof-theoretic methods. I'm also interested in how these ideas might be applied in formal verification and programming language design.
Grants
- Higher Algebra in Computer Science Air Force Office of Special Research
Videos & Talks
- Homotopy Theory and Constructive Mathematics Cirget CRM Séminaire
- A Survey of Univalent Foundations ERC PhiloQuantumGravity
- Dependetopes and Higher Generalized Algebraic Theories Topos Institute Seminar
- A Type-theoretic View of Goodwillie Calculus I Geometry in Modal HoTT - Carnegie Mellon University
- A Type-theoretic View of Goodwillie Calculus II Geometry in Modal HoTT - Carnegie Mellon University