Jonathan Paprocki

Jonathan Paprocki, a PhD in Pure Mathematics from Georgia Tech, is an expert in the field of quantum topology and topological quantum computing. He has a keen interest in various fields like mathematical physics, quantum computing, distributed systems, qualia computing, biomimicry, and regenerative agriculture, among many others. Jonathan's primary goal is to contribute towards a future of biologically-inspired distributed systems, supported by the mathematical foundations of category theory. His writing on quantum computing, distributed systems, and qualia computing can be found on The Advancedness Project.

Jonathan has worked with organizations like Tlon, Quadrivia Group, and Holo.Host as Infrastructure Head, Chief Scientific Officer, and Research and Writing Fellow, respectively. Apart from this, he has also taught at Georgia Tech and gained research experience at Argonne National Laboratory, UCLA, California Institute of Technology, and the University of Bielefeld.

Jonathan's strong background and diverse interests make him a valuable asset to the scientific community as he continues to contribute towards the advancement of various fields.