Currently: Master's Prep · Theoretical CS
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Master's Student · Theoretical Computer Science

I study the mathematical foundations of computation — logic, type theory and the limits of what machines can and cannot do. I write about research, mathematics, and whatever I happen to be thinking about.

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A note for every reader

01 If you are a professor or supervisor considering me

I'm actively looking for graduate research opportunities in theoretical CS — logic, type theory, and the foundations of computation. I've written about my background, motivations, and the kind of work I hope to do.

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02 If you are a researcher interested in collaboration

I follow several open problems at the intersection of proof theory, type theory, and complexity. If you're working on something adjacent and looking for a motivated collaborator, I'd genuinely like to hear from you.

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03 If you are a fellow student or peer

We're probably thinking about some of the same things. I write about the problems I'm stuck on, the papers I find beautiful, and the slow process of learning to do research. Pull up a chair.

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04 If you are looking for help or tutoring

I occasionally help with logic, proof-writing, type theory, and mathematics. If you're stuck on something and think I might know the answer — or just want a second opinion — feel free to reach out.

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05 If you are simply curious about me

Then start anywhere. The blog is where I think out loud. The essays are slower and more considered. Life is what happens outside the proof assistant.

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