Talks
Talks and presentations in chronological order.
Conference Talks
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“Higher equipments and homotopy colimits” (slides link), Young Topologists Meeting, EPFL, 2019.
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“Simplicial categories as double categories”, Topics in Category Theory: A Spring School, University of Edinburgh, 2020.
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“Enriched lifting and extension problems” (youtube link), Categories and Companions Symposium, Macquire University, 2021.
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“A simplicial category for higher correspondences” (youtube link), Category Theory 2021, University of Genoa.
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“An operadic approach to convexity” (abstract link), 7th International Conference in Applied Category Theory, 2024, Oxford University.
Seminar Talks
Quantum Computing Seminar @ Bilkent University
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“Symmetric Monoidal Categories (II)” (youtube link), March 2024
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“Bicategories and monoidal bicategories” (abstract link), May 2024
Topology Seminar @ Bilkent University
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“Coloured Operads and Dendroidal Sets” (abstract link), April 2018
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“2-dimensional groups and H^3” (abstract link), December 2018
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“A blitz introduction to 2-dimensional categorical structures II” (abstract link), February 2019
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“Simplicially enriched categories” (abstract link), March 2019
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“Bimodules of spaces?” (abstract link), October 2019
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“Homotopy limits as double colimits”, April 2020
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“Markov categories I” (abstract link), November 2022
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“Operads and their nerves” (abstract link), November 2022
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“Colimits of categories, zig-zags and necklaces” (youtube link), October 2023
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“The coherent nerve” (abstract link), May 2023
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“What is an infinity operad? (part II)” (abstract link), May 2024
Algebra Seminar @ Bilkent University
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“Bimodules (aka profunctors) and double categories, part 1” (abstract link), February 2018
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“Bimodules (aka profunctors) and double categories, part 2” (abstract link), March 2018
Higher Structures Seminars @ Feza Gürsey Center for Physics and Mathematics
- “A simplicial category for higher correspondences” (youtube link), Spring 2023
Graduate Student Advisory Committee (GSAC) Colloquium, Mathematics @ The University of Utah
- “An Invitation to Categorical Thinking” (abstract link), March 2015