The Peripatetic Seminar is a research seminar which supports the research of faculty, postdoctoral fellows and students in computer science, mathematics, and philosophy. There is a particular focus on category theory, theoretical programming languages and homotopy theory. Recent themes in the seminar have included tangent category theory, bicategory theory, categorical quantum information theory, and the computer science of the CaMPL language.
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Participants
CPSC
- Robin Cockett (Faculty)
- Adrian Tadic (MSc)
MATH
- Kristine Bauer (Faculty: Associate Professor)
- Berndt Brenken (Faculty: Professor Emeritus)
- Carlo Maria Scandolo (Faculty: Associate Professor)
- Robert Woodrow (Faculty Professor/Professor Emeritus)
- Geoff Vooys (Postdoc)
- Florian Schwarz (PhD)
- Durgesh Kumar (MSc)
- Richard Carter-Colina (BSc Mathematics)
PHIL
- David Liebesman (Faculty)
- Nicole Wyatt (Faculty)
- Richard Zach (Faculty)
Past Participants (and their Roles at the Time)
Mathematics:
- Matthew Burke (Postdoc)
- Rachel Hardeman (PhD)
- Reggie Lybbert (BSc) (dual BSC in CPSC)
- Sacha Ikonicoff (Postdoc)
Computer Science:
- Cole Comfort (MSc)
- Jonathan Gallagher (PhD)
- Ben MacAdam (PhD)
- Daniel Satanove (MSc)
- Priyaa Srinivasan (PhD)
- Amolak Ratan Kalra (MSc)
Philosophy:
- Husna Farooqui (MA)
- Amir Kiani (PhD)
