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Department of Computer Science and Technology

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I am a postdoctoral research associate in the Logics and Algorithms group led by Anuj Dawar. My research interests revolve around logic and complexity. I especially enjoy to explore how methods from finite model theory can be used to prove lower bounds in other areas of theoretical computer science, such as proof complexity, algebraic complexity or the theory of constraint satisfaction problems. 
One topic I am specifically interested in at the moment are the limitations of symmetric computation models and proof systems. This includes the logic Choiceless Polynomial Time as well as different kinds of symmetric circuit models.
I am also an associate of Robinson College. 

Research

Descriptive Complexity

Finite Model Theory

Proof Complexity

Constraint Satisfaction Problems

Algebraic Complexity

Publications

Selected talks

Contact Details

Room: 
FE21
Office address: 
William Gates Building, 15 JJ Thomson Avenue, Cambridge CB3 0FD
Email: 

btp26@cam.ac.uk