Royal Society University Research Fellow & Associate Professor, Faculty of Science
Nicolai Kraus graduated from the University of Munich with degrees in mathematics and computer science in 2011. He completed a PhD at the University of Nottingham in 2015, for which he received the Ackermann Award (the outstanding dissertation award of the European Association for Computer Science Logic) after which he worked as a research fellow in Nottingham and Budapest. In 2019, he was awarded a University Research Fellowship by the Royal Society and worked as a lecturer at the University of Birmingham, before returning to Nottingham in May 2020.
Nicolai Kraus works on topics in the intersection of mathematics and computer science. His project funded by the Royal Society aims to connect two fields, namely the theories of higher-dimensional… read more
Nicolai Kraus works on topics in the intersection of mathematics and computer science. His project funded by the Royal Society aims to connect two fields, namely the theories of higher-dimensional categories (very general tools to structure mathematical data) and dependent type theories (certain functional programming languages with built-in correctness proofs).
The University of Nottingham School of Computer Science Jubilee Campus Nottingham, NG7 1BB
telephone: +44 (0) 115 95 14220 email:fp-lunch@cs.nott.ac.uk