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Bartek Klin is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Oxford, affiliated with the Department of Computer Science. He is also a Tutorial Fellow at University College. His research interests include Programming Languages, with a focus on Nominal Techniques and Foundations of Programming Languages. Klin's work engages with current students and past students, contributing to the academic community through various activities. His profile page provides further details on his research and professional engagements.
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Bartek Klin is a researcher at the University of Oxford, focusing on nominal sets, coalgebra, structural operational semantics, and logic in computer science. His work explores the intersection of these areas, particularly in automata theory, bialgebras, and modal logic. Klin's research includes the development of nominal automata, coalgebraic modal logic, and structural operational semantics for process calculi and weighted transition systems. His publications address topics such as nominal computation, Turing machines with atoms, and the semantics of architectural specifications. His contributions aim to advance formal methods in computer science through algebraic and logical frameworks.