Nima Rasekh

@nimarasekh.bsky.social

Mathematician at @unigreifswald.bsky.social Lived in 🇩🇪🇮🇷🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇭 currently in 🇩🇪 He/Him/His Interested in: homotopy theory, category theory, formalization of mathematics, AI https://nimarasekh.github.io

🌞Summer school announcement🌞 📄 Theory and Applications of (∞,n)-Categories 📍BIRS-IAN, UBC Okanagan 🗓️July 4–9, 2027 The school will explore the theory of (∞,n)-categories and its applications in rep. theory & math. physics via four lecture series. Link below👇 (1/2)

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#AI + #Formalization are already reshaping mathematical research. I’m just as excited about math education: proof assistants can give students immediate feedback, support experimentation, and make new foundations feel less intimidating—even in very abstract subjects. 🤖📐🎓 More below 👇 (1/2)

In June 2024, during the “Prospects of Formal Mathematics” trimester in Bonn, a coffee-room chat with Johan Commelin ☕️ turned into an idea: formalizing higher categorical concepts is hard, so there really should be a conference about it! 🚀 More details below 👇 #FormalMathematics (1/2)

🚨New paper alert!🚨 My new paper with Qi Zhu is out! We show that condensed mathematics, due to Scholze & Clausen, admits a fractured structure. This means condensed objects are "gros objects" with the "petit objects" given by regular sheaves on spaces! Links in next post👇

🎓 PhD Position Alert! 🚀 Are you looking for a PhD position in category theory and type theory? 📚✨ Then check out this exciting opportunity at Utrecht University 🇳🇱 under the supervision of Paige Randall North! 🗓 Deadline: April 6th, 2026 🔗 Link in the next post 👇

🚨 Putting this back on your radar: The deadline for the ICERM Graduate Training Workshop on ∞-categories with proof-assistants (organized with @emilyriehl.bsky.social and Jonathan Weinberger) is getting close! 📬Application deadline: March 31, 2026. Full details + links in the post below 👇

Nima Rasekh@nimarasekh.bsky.social · 11mo ago

🌞Summer School Announcement🌞 🎓∞-Category Theory at ICERM!🎓 I am happy to announce that together with @emilyriehl.bsky.social and Jonathan Weinberger we are organizing a Graduate Training Workshop teaching ∞-category theory via proof assistants!🧠💻 More infos in the next post👉

2025 was an exciting year!🥳🥳🥳 2026 will be an even better year!🎉🎉🎉 If you want to know more about what I have been up to this year, and what my plans are for 2026, check out the next post👉

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🌞Summer School Announcement🌞 🎓∞-Category Theory at ICERM!🎓 I am happy to announce that together with @emilyriehl.bsky.social and Jonathan Weinberger we are organizing a Graduate Training Workshop teaching ∞-category theory via proof assistants!🧠💻 More infos in the next post👉

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This past year I spent some time thinking about filter quotient models of homotopy type theory. I am happy to announce that I now have a chance to talk about it 📍 First Meeting of the Higher Structures Network, Nottingham, UK 🗓️ Thursday Nov. 19 Links in the next post👉

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🚀 Exciting news! I’m organizing the conference Formalizing Higher Categories at Institut Mittag-Leffler (Stockholm, June 2026) — bringing together experts to explore how far ∞-category theory can be formalized in proof assistants (like Lean). More info in the next post 👇

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This article by the always insightful @emilyriehl.bsky.social is very relatable indeed: www.scientificamerican.com/article/math... #AI doing exercises and problems in mathematics looks impressive, but how does that relate to research mathematics? The honest answer is: we don't know yet!

AI Crushed the Math Olympiad—Or Did It?

AI models supposedly did well on International Math Olympiad problems, but how they got their answers reminds us why we still need people doing math

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🚨 New paper(s) alert! 🚨 In a series of 3 papers I use a technical construction (filter quotients) to contruct models of (simplicial) homotopy type theory (HoTT). This helps better understand #formalization and possibly the role for #AI in (simplicial) HoTT. Links in the next posts:

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A first concrete step by @ec.europa.eu seizing the current situation and further investing in the scientific future of 🇪🇺 via the (aptly named) "Choose Europe" Initiative. Looking forward to further targeted efforts attracting global scientific talent! commission.europa.eu/topics/resea...

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