Biography
I am a PhD student at the Computer Laboratory of the University of Cambridge, working on mathematical logic and theoretical computer science under Prof. Dawar's supervision. I am a member of Clare Hall, and my studies are supported by a George and Marie Vergottis Scholarship awarded through Cambridge Trust, an Onassis Foundation Scholarship, and a partial EPSRC studentship. Prior to this, I read Mathematics and Computer Science at University College, Oxford, focusing on logic and algebra.
Research
I am mainly interested in model theory and combinatorics, and their interactions with adjacent areas in theoretical computer science. Some themes I investigate are:
- Tame hereditary classes
- Ultrahomogeneous structures
- Structural limits
Teaching
Graduate:
- Class instructor (i.e. TA) for the Part III Mathematics course Large Cardinals (Lent 2022, 6 hours)
Undergraduate:
- Supervisor (i.e. tutor) for the Part IB Computer Science course Complexity Theory (Easter 2022, 27 hours)
- Supervisor for the Part II Mathematics course Logic and Set Theory (Lent 2022, 24 hours)
- Supervisor for the Part II Mathematics course Automata and Formal Languages (Michaelmas 2021, 33 hours)
Professional Activities
Selected Talks:
- Classes of relational structures without the strict order property, UltraMath 2022, June 7 2022, Pisa, Italy
- The cumulative hierarchy in Homotopy Type Theory, ESSLLI 2021, August 5 2021, Online
Organisation:
- Co-chair of the Logic and Computation track for the Student Session of the 33rd European Summer School in Logic, Language, and Information (ESSLLI 2022)
Publications
1. Ioannis Eleftheriadis (2021). “The cumulative hierarchy in Homotopy Type Theory”. arXiv:2108.06348
