BioI'm a fourth-year (yikes!) Ph.D. student in the POP Group of the Computer Science Department in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University (whew!). In a former life, I was an undergraduate in the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Pennsylvania, where I majored in Computer Science and Engineering and Cognitive Science. ResearchI'm interested, broadly, in the theory of programming languages, including type systems, constructive logics, mathematical philosophy, and inventing pretty syntax. Someday I hope to fill this section with many interesting results in these areas. (Watch this space! --> <--) I am advised in my pursuits by Frank Pfenning, patron saint of Logical Frameworks. Here is my paper:
Here are some interesting PL conferences' archives in the ACM Digital Library: TeachingIn the Fall of 2006, I TA'd 15-814, Type Systems for Programming Languages, a CMU star-course that might best be described as ``a very simplest introduction to the science of clear thought''. In the Fall of 2005 I TA'd 15-501/15-819, HOT Compilation, a revolutionary new course on higher-order, type-preserving compilation. This is the wave of the future in compilation technology! Links
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