Postdoctoral Researcher (Alum)
Priyaa Varshinee Srinivasan is a compassionate mathematician at Topos. Along with research in category theory, she is interested in creating pathways to make math communication user-friendly and approachable – from math in school to mathematical research. She is inspired by works of Tai Danae Bradley, Eugenia Cheng, John Baez, Pawel Sobocinski, Bob Coecke and many others in this area. Her research experience includes categorical quantum mechanics, linearly distributive categories and currently polynomial functors.
In the third post of this series about Relational Thinking: from abstractions to applications, we look at the story-telling approach that we took in writing the book.
In the second post of this series about Relational Thinking: from abstractions to applications, we look at the technologies used to build the book.
In the first post of this series, we introduce the freely available online book Relational Thinking: from abstractions to applications, starting with the story of how it came into being and giving a brief overview of its contents.
