About
Hi! I’m Mario Román. I am studying a PhD at Tallinn University of Technology under the supervision of Pawel Sobociński; my main interests being categories and functional programming. Before this, I studied an MSc on Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Oxford. Even before, completed two bachelor’s degrees in Mathematics and Computer Engineering at the University of Granada (Spain). I am a founder and ex-organizer of a local free software community (LibreIM), for which I still write articles and organize seminars.
- GitHub: @mroman42
- GitLab: @mroman42
- CV: My CV on Github pages.
- Email: mromang08+cosmoi@gmail.com
- Mastodon: @mroman42@mastodon.social
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Table of Contents
Publications
- Profunctor optics, a categorical update. Bryce Clarke, Derek Elkins, Jeremy Gibbons, Fosco Loregian, Bartosz Milewski, Emily Pillmore, Mario Román. ArXiv preprint 2001.07488, January 2020.
- Profunctor optics and traversals. Mario Román. ArXiv preprint 2001.08045, January 2020.
- Coend Calculus and Open Diagrams. Mario Román. ArXiv preprint 2004.04526, April 2020.
- Comb Diagrams for Discrete-Time Feedback. Mario Román. ArXiv preprint 2003.06214, March 2020.
- Mikrokosmos: an educational lambda interpreter. Mario Román. The Journal of Open Source Education, 2018.
Talks
- Profunctor optics: a categorical update. NWPT’19 (15th November 2019, Taltech).
- Profunctor optics: a categorical update. SYCO5 (5th September 2019, Birmingham).
- Profunctor optics: a categorical update MFoCS dissertation proposals. (14th June 2019, University of Oxford)
- Category Theory and Lambda Calculus, BSc Dissertation defense. (24th June 2018, Universidad de Granada)
- Monoides coloreados, bi(monoides coloreados). (26th April 2019, IEMath)
- Ideas sobre constructivismo y computabilidad. (21st September 2018, IEMath)
- Lógica intuicionista y cálculo lambda. (19th January 2018, IEMath)
- Categorías, funtores y transformaciones naturales. (18th November 2017, IEMath)