Institute for Advanced Science & Engineering

Research Scholar, Semeiotic Theory

About

I conduct basic research and scholarship with a focus upon "The Foundations Of Logic And Apprehension."

In particular, I am developing a calculus for biophysics that enables an account of sensory characterization and motile action. This work is informed by the wealth of new data becoming available in biophysics.

I ask questions about the nature of mathematical characterization and computation and propose new computational paradigms founded upon the above work.

I continue to have an interest in Performance Semantics, Parallel Computation and the effects that language has upon behavior (especially engineering languages).