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People / Bryce Goldman

Research Associate

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Bryce Goldman is a computer scientist and research software engineer, principally interested in categorical methods in programming languages, compilers, and formal verification. He holds a MSc in Computer Science (with a concentration in software theory) from Stanford University and a BA in Mathematics from UC Berkeley. His work at Topos is focused on using type theory and formal semantics to guide the design of software systems for categorical logic.

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Date Title
2026-10-05 Call for applications: 2-year postdoc in Oxford
2026-09-24 Discrete vs. filtered accessibility and presentability
2026-09-22 Who cares about a computation?
2026-09-18 Changing the frame: Formal modeling with LLM assistance, Part 1
2026-06-26 Our Summer Research Associates in 2026
2026-06-15 Geometric Type Theory, Done Two Ways
2026-06-01 CatColab v0.6: Starling
2026-04-18 Extending mass-action semantics, Part 2
2026-03-23 CatColab v0.5: Sandpiper
2026-03-18 Can the Most Abstract Math Make the World a Better Place? (Quanta)
2026-03-16 Extending mass-action semantics, Part 1
2026-01-30 Composition of attractor lattices
2026-01-08 CatColab v0.4: Robin
2025-11-24 Call for 2026 Summer Research Associates
2025-11-21 Set-sets
2025-11-07 DOTS from double theories
2025-10-07 Open position: Director of UK Operations
2025-09-26 Free PLTL algebras and a coalgebraic extension of hyperdoctrines
2025-08-15 Incremental query updating in adhesive categories
2025-08-06 Substitution is also pushout
2025-07-18 CatColab for Model Building
2025-07-13 Liberating synthetic quasi-coherence from forcing
2025-07-01 Our Summer Research Associates in 2025
2025-06-10 How to prove equations using diagrams, Part 2
2025-05-29 Growing the Topos tech team
2025-05-27 How to prove equations using diagrams, Part 1
2025-05-09 The Sun is Good
2025-05-08 Inaugural TopOx seminar
2025-05-07 The three functions of a name: reference, identity and display
2025-05-01 Graded categories as double functors
2025-04-30 Wiring Euclid for manufacturing
2025-04-29 Care at the Edge of Automation
2025-04-04 Distilling Research at Scale
2025-03-11 A Category Theory-Inspired BBN
2025-02-27 Towards codified context, durable documentation, and process preservation
2025-02-05 CatColab 0.2: Wren
2024-12-10 Polynomial universes and natural models
2024-11-13 Structure-aware version control via observational bridge types
2024-11-12 Call for 2025 Summer Research Associates
2024-11-08 Neural wiring diagrams for message passing in multiscale organizations
2024-10-31 Declarative Models and Collaborative Modeling
2024-10-11 Taking nonlogical concepts seriously
2024-10-02 Introducing CatColab
2024-09-06 Open curricula and assessment tools workshop in Kisumu
2024-08-30 Postdoc job openings in Topos Oxford, UK
2024-08-27 Plausible fiction
2024-08-19 Wiring diagrams for Mealy machines
2024-08-12 A polynomial account of Bayesian update
2024-08-02 Rethink math talks
2024-07-29 Our Summer Research Associates in 2024
2024-07-09 How to write a fantastic book in four months, Part III
2024-07-04 How to write a fantastic book in four months, Part II
2024-06-28 How to write a fantastic book in four months, Part I
2024-06-24 Toward compact double categories: Part 2
2024-06-20 Toward compact double categories: Part 1
2024-06-03 Applied Category Theory for Engineering Design: A Teaser Video
2024-05-28 Launching new collaboration with Chapman University
2024-04-25 Ontological Commitments for Boundaries
2024-04-05 Understanding UMAP
2024-03-27 Poly @ Work 2024
2024-03-13 A Retrospective on the Oxford–Topos Meeting
2024-02-02 SCAI — AI for the Global Good
2024-01-29 Algebras are promonads
2024-01-18 Composing springs
2024-01-15 Why double categories? Part 1
2024-01-09 Building dynamic structures
2024-01-03 Poly-morphic effect handlers
2023-12-14 Responsible mathematics and metaphors of semantics
2023-12-05 Trustworthy Reification
2023-11-28 Categorical Statistics in Julia
2023-11-23 Mathematics for climate change
2023-11-17 Topos researchers win Best Paper Award at AAAI Fall Symposium 2023
2023-11-14 Introducing InterTypes
2023-11-13 Solving problem-solving
2023-10-26 Lie groups induce Hopf monoids in Poly
2023-10-20 Retrotransformations
2023-10-13 Cartesian double theories
2023-10-09 Our Summer Research Associates in 2023
2023-09-21 Powers of polynomial monads
2023-08-15 Unbiased monoidal categories are pseudo-elements
2023-07-21 A nuclear adjunction between Poly and Dir
2023-07-11 Dialogue on a mathematical approach to the good
2023-07-07 Agent-based modeling via graph rewriting
2023-06-22 Welcoming our new Director of Research, Shaowei Lin
2023-06-20 Acsets with variables
2023-06-17 Singular Learning Theory and Alignment Summit 2023
2023-06-15 Towards a Research Program on Compositional World-Modeling
2023-05-26 Natural transformations between cofunctors
2023-05-12 Categories for Epidemiology
2023-05-08 Symbolic presentations of dynamical systems
2023-04-24 Spooling out syntax from behavior
2023-04-11 Conegation rewriting
2023-04-05 Imperative Programming with Poly
2023-03-29 Seventy Years Using Fixed Points
2023-03-23 Algebraic geometry for the working programmer
2023-03-23 Lotteries: a constructive version of the distributions monad
2023-03-15 Structured cospans as a cocartesian equipment
2023-03-09 Category theorists welcome self-learners in a new outreach panel
2023-03-06 Women in Logic: the history so far
2023-02-22 What made the FRA workshop structure successful?
2023-02-09 Ask Eugenia Cheng about Category Theory!
2023-01-31 Promonoidal categories and wiring diagrams
2023-01-10 Recursive Types via Domain Theory
2023-01-05 Preparing for Networked Mathematics
2022-12-20 Lenses are semi-monads, maybe lenses are monads
2022-12-12 Research opportunities at Topos in early 2023
2022-12-06 Dialectica Categories in Computing
2022-11-23 Scott’s model of lambda calculus
2022-11-19 Statement on Topos and the FTX Foundation
2022-11-16 Mathematical concepts: how do you recognize them?
2022-11-07 Where matter and pattern meet
2022-11-04 Who is category theory for?
2022-10-28 When you light up, I light up
2022-10-24 Project cards: a tool for research transparency
2022-10-14 JMM Workshop on ACT for teaching and learning
2022-10-09 In celebration of Dana Scott
2022-10-07 Ethics, Technology, and Embracing the 21st Century
2022-10-04 So, what is category theory anyway?
2022-09-29 Nate & Jesse’s adjoint 5-tuple
2022-09-20 Using categorical logic for AI planning
2022-09-12 A dynamic monoidal category for strategic games
2022-09-06 Data Operations are Functorial Semantics
2022-09-01 What does it take to run a research nonprofit?
2022-08-24 Strategies for ethically oriented pursuit of research and technology
2022-08-19 Imagining Bicomodules with Type Theory
2022-08-10 Computation and Category Theory
2022-08-04 It’s Proly like Poly but better
2022-07-14 Our Summer Research Associates in 2022
2022-07-12 Dialectica categories and polynomial functors, Part 1
2022-07-07 A 15-year history of my research program, in 10 minutes
2022-06-16 Graphs in Poly
2022-06-07 All models are wrong, but…
2022-06-03 An account of sense-making
2022-05-30 Decorated cospans via the Grothendieck construction
2022-05-23 Grothendieck construction for double categories
2022-05-20 Join Topos as a senior leader in finance and operations!
2022-05-18 The “artificial” distinction
2022-04-18 The many facets of Networked Mathematics
2022-04-15 Diagrammatic equations and multiphysics, Part 2
2022-04-08 Diagrammatic equations and multiphysics, Part 1
2022-04-06 Co-design of dynamical systems
2022-03-29 2022 Workshop on Polynomial Functors
2022-03-25 Creating mathematics
2022-03-22 Brits in Berkeley
2022-03-17 Launch of the Women in Logic website
2022-03-15 So, what’s the plan?
2022-03-01 Call for 2022 Summer Research Associates
2022-02-21 Topos seeks Research Software Engineer
2022-02-15 Playing with Shapes at Topos
2022-01-19 Poly makes me happy and smart
2022-01-07 Topos Institute seminars in 2022
2021-12-30 Creating new categories from old: Selection categories
2021-12-02 Topos in 2021: a retrospective
2021-11-24 Left adjoints, lenses, and localisation
2021-11-05 Deep neural networks as nested dynamical systems
2021-11-04 Categorical systems theory
2021-10-08 We’re looking for a postdoc!
2021-09-22 Poly inside Poly
2021-09-09 Compositional Thermostatics
2021-09-02 Enriched categories as dynamical systems
2021-08-24 Announcing Em-Cats
2021-07-25 Dirichlet polynomials and entropy
2021-07-19 Get to know our Summer Research Associates
2021-07-11 Introducing the MathFoldr Project
2021-07-08 Seminars and workshops so far
2021-07-01 Jump monads: from conjugation to dependent types
2021-06-30 Welcome to the Topos Blog
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