Researcher Summary
Mathematics is an inherently human activity, perhaps the most human activity possible. Our reasoning underpins it, our experiences inform it, our creativity causes it to flourish and our direction as a species - both social and technological - guides it. I mean, of course, mathematics in the broad sense: an appreciation for and study of number, pattern, emerging and inherent behaviour of regularities and irregularities in and about our world.
I find myself in the unique position of having expertise and experience in mathematics as approached from several directions: classical, constructive, and paraconsistent. Being able to understand and converse with a wide variety of mathematicians, computer scientists, philosophers and other scientists enables me to marry results from various branches in unexpected ways.