FERNANDO LUCATELLI NUNES

Ph.D. in Mathematics     Ph.D. in Computer Science

My research spans both pure mathematics and computer science.

In mathematics, I work on the theory and applications of low- and higher-dimensional generalised categorical structures, often developed through two- and three-dimensional universal algebra. This programme connects naturally with areas such as proof theory, the geometry of manifolds, algebraic topology, universal algebra, logic, and related fields.

In computer science, I work in programming language semantics, formal methods, and software technology, with particular emphasis on correctness-by-construction approaches to the design and implementation of programming languages. My research combines rigorous semantic analysis with questions arising from the engineering of modern programming paradigms.

More broadly, I am committed to the systematic use of formal and mathematical structures in computer science and software engineering. I regard structural and logical methods not as external tools, but as foundations for sound design. The aim is to develop coherent theories that guide implementation and yield systems that are reliable, transparent, and conceptually well-founded.

I welcome discussions and collaborations with researchers and prospective PhD students working in categorical structures, programming language theory, formal methods, software technology, or closely related areas. If you would like to explore common interests, please feel free to get in touch.

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