Author: noiay

•  31st annual workshop of the Swedish Artificial Intelligence Society (SAIS 2019), June 18-19 2019.
• Course: An introduction to deep inference, ESSLLI summer school, August 2019.
• Workshop: Twenty Years of Deep Inference, July 2018, part of FLoC 2018.
• Second FISP Meeting, 8-10 June 2017.

• Governance by Glass-Box: Implementing Transparent Moral Bounds for AI Behaviour, with Andreas Theodorou, Frank Dignum and Virginia Dignum. Accepted for publication at proceedings of IJCAI’19.
• Subatomic Proof Systems: Splittable Systems, with Alessio Guglielmi. ACM Trans. Comput. Logic 19, 1, Article 5 (January 2018). Pdf.
• Removing Cycles from Proofs, with Alessio Guglielmi and Benjamin Ralph.  CSL 2017, Leibniz International Proceedings in Informatics (LIPIcs) 82, pp. 9:1–18.
• A study of normalisation through subatomic logic, Thesis (Revised version, 2018). 10-page summary. Shortlisted in the top four by the E.W. Beth Dissertation Prize 2018.

A study of normalisation through subatomic logic.

SYSMICS workshop in Vienna, February 2018. Slides.

Subatomic Proof Systems. 

1st WiL workshop, in Iceland. June 2017. Slides.

Decomposition and cycles: isolating two complexity-generating mechanisms. 

FISP kick-off in Innsbruck. November 2016.  Slides.

Generalising cut elimination through subatomic proof systems, or the math stuff that I do.

Talk for a general computer science audience at the departmental seminar in the University of Bath. July 2016. Slides.

Generalising cut elimination through subatomic proof systems. 

PCC 2016 in Munich. May 2016. Abstract. Slides.

Generalising cut-elimination through Subatomic Logic. –

ALCOP 7, 2016 in Vienna. April 2016. Slides.

A Generalised cut-elimination Procedure through Subatomic Proof Systems. 

WENPS 2015 in Bath. December 2015. Slides.

Subatomic Proof Systems.

PCC 2015 in Oslo. May 2015. Abstract. Slides.

• Systems Architecture 1- 2015, 2016
• Foundations of Computation 2-2014
• Algebra 2-2014
• Algebra 1-2013

I am a postdoc at Umeå University. I work with Virginia Dignum in a WASP project focused on the formal verification of ethical principles of AI systems.

My research areas include logic and proof theory (in particular deep inference). I am interested  in the design of formalisms and systems, as well as in applications of logic in intelligent systems.

Previously, I was a postdoc at IRIF (Univ. Paris Diderot).

I obtained a PhD from the University of Bath under the supervision of Alessio Guglielmi. Before that, I did a MASt in Mathematics at the University of Cambridge (part iii of the mathematical tripos), and even before that I studied an undergraduate in Mathematics at the University of Barcelona.

You can reach me at andrea dot aler at umu dot se . You can find me in room D418, 4th floor of MIT-huset in Umeå University.