Research
Current and past research projects in programming languages, type systems, and compiler design.
Research Timeline
Type System Research
Investigating advanced type systems for safe concurrent programming. Focus on dependent types and linear types.
Compiler Optimization
Research on optimization techniques for functional programming languages. Published work on type-directed optimizations.
PLDI Conference
Presented research on formal semantics at ACM SIGPLAN PLDI conference.
Language Design Project
Designed and implemented a small functional programming language with advanced type inference.
Type System Interactive Demo
Demonstrates how the type system infers types from expressions
// Type inference example
let x = 42; // x: number
let y = "hello"; // y: string
let z = x + 5; // z: number (inferred)
function add(a, b) {
return a + b; // Type: (a: number, b: number) => number
}The type checker analyzes the code and automatically determines that x is a number, y is a string, and the add function takes two numbers and returns a number.
Research_Network.graph
Visual representation of research topics, publications, and tools in my work.
Current Research Areas
Dependent Type Systems
Exploring dependent types for expressing program invariants and ensuring correctness at compile time. Investigating the trade-offs between expressiveness and type inference.
Compiler Optimization
Developing optimization techniques that preserve type safety while improving runtime performance. Focus on whole-program optimization and specialization.
Formal Semantics
Working on formal semantics for modern programming language features including effect systems, ownership types, and gradual typing.
Research Methodology
My research approach combines theoretical foundations with practical implementation. I believe in building real systems to validate theoretical ideas and using formal methods to ensure correctness.
- Formal specification and verification
- Prototype language implementations
- Benchmarking and performance analysis
- Case studies from real-world applications