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People / Kristopher Brown

Research Scientist

About

Kris Brown previously completed a postdoc in computer science at UF and a PhD in chemical engineering at Stanford University. Kris is interested in helping scientists (and others) better organize their knowledge and communicate with each other. Kris studies categorical gadgets such as diagrams, sketches, and (co)limits as a language to construct more transparent, extensible, and composable approaches to problems of scientific interest such as constraint solvers, rewrite systems, linear algebra, and model exploration.

Personal website
https://krisb.org/docs/research

Blog posts

Date Title
2025-11-24 Call for 2026 Summer Research Associates
2025-08-15 Incremental query updating in adhesive categories
2025-08-06 Substitution is also pushout
2024-10-11 Taking nonlogical concepts seriously
2023-12-14 Responsible mathematics and metaphors of semantics
2023-07-07 Agent-based modeling via graph rewriting
2023-06-20 Acsets with variables
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