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Valeria de Paiva 

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(picture by Thomas Forster, 2004)

Valeria de Paiva is a  search analyst working for Cuill, Inc. in Menlo Park, CA.
Cuil is a new search engine with tons of innovative features, for a discussion see Anna Patterson's presentation.

She was  until recently (May 2008) a research scientist at
the Intelligent Systems Laboratory 
of PARC (Palo Alto Research Center), California.

She received her PhD in Mathematics from Cambridge University in 1988 for work on "Dialectica Categories",
under Martin Hyland's supervision, and has ever since worked on logical approaches to computation, especially using Category Theory.

She's also an Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Computer Science, University of Birmingham, UK.

New (buggy but with potential) homepage at valeriadepaiva@org.

Email: valeria.depaiva at gmail.com OR valeria  at  cuill.com.

(In case you were really looking for my husband, his email is   Dick.Crouch at gmail.com.)


[ Publications ][ Research Projects] [ Research Interests] [ Past Activities ]


Meetings


Editorial Work


Research Projects

 A few  talks that will, perhaps, become papers some day:



Other Fun Stuff

My DBLP entry.

My PARC bibliography, as remembered by the WayBack machine in October 2007.

My ACM profile.

My entry in Google Scholar, and the dialectica categories version as computed by Paul Taylor.

My entry in the Mathematical Genealogy, and illustrious ancestors, as computed by Alber.

The  EU-funded TYPES and APPSEM working groups.

A British Council small collaborative project Alliance with the teams at Nancy and ENS (Paris), France.

The British Logic Colloquium,  and the Brazilian Logic Society (SBL).

Facebook, LinkedIn and CiteULike accounts. Citation software. LogCats and Cartas. Flickr and arXiv, one of these days.


Collaborators

I do like to work with other people. Here is an incomplete (and vaguely chronological) list of people I am working with/have worked with:

Personal

I am a Brazilian, who misses very much Rio de Janeiro. My old `alma mater' is PUC in Rio.
But my work `alma mater' is Cambridge, where I spent 11 years.
I am especially fond of the computer laboratory.

I have a lovely daughter, a beautiful son and a great husband.
A few pictures of the kids are here, they need updating badly.

A blog is de riguer, nowadays. Mine is not about work, in case you were wondering.
But I hope to get a work one, soon.
Some work blogs that I'd like to check, once in a while: Andrej, Zach, and Restall.