of old-fashioned combinatorics, category theory, and complex analysis!

Check out the slides of the talks at the special session on applied category theory at UCR, and also my research team's talks at the Fourth Symposium on Compositional Structures:

Also try my more heavy-duty talk on structured cospans at CT2019.

Read my article in Nautilus magazine: The math that takes Newton into the quantum world. And for more of the technical details, read this.

Check out this interview: A quest for beauty and clear thinking. Also check out my talk on Unsolved mysteries of fundamental physics, which is now available on video.

Together with three students at Applied Category Theory 2018, I wrote a paper on biochemical coupling through emergent conservation laws. Check out our blog posts about this!

Learn about quantum mechanics and theSchool of Management and Labor Relations, Rutgers University where she teaches and writes about low wage immigrant labor in the U.S., historical and contemporary debates regarding federal immigration policy, dilemmas of labor standards enforcement and innovative union and community organizing strategies. She is the author of Worker Centers: Organizing Communities at the Edge of the Dream (2006) published by Cornell University Press and the Economic Policy Institute. Before becoming a professor, Fine worked as a community, labor, coalition and electoral organizer for more than twenty-five years.