I am a mathematician inspired by problems in physics, and I am currently a Killam postdoctoral fellow at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 2027, I will move to the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.
I'm particularly interested in topological phases of quantum matter and anomalies of quantum field theories. I like to think about topological $K$-theory, topological quantum field theory, quantum information, lattice models, and equivariant algebra.
Previously, I completed my PhD at MIT, my master's degree through Part III at the University of Cambridge, and my undergraduate degree at Harvard. In high school, I attended Linden Hall School for Girls and participated in the Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics.
My email is ckrulewski [at] dal [dot] ca.

Articles
Invited Talks
- University of Tokyo, Theoretical Studies of Topological Phases of Matter Conference - Free and
Interacting Fermionic SPTs and the Bott Spiral - 12.2.25
- University of Edinburgh Algebra Seminar - Invertible Field Theories and the Bott Spiral - 11.5.25
- Isaac Newton Institute, Quantum Field Theory with Boundaries, Impurities, and Defects Pro-
gram - Invertible Field Theories and a Long Exact Sequence in Symmetry Breaking - 11.4.25
- Atlantic Category Theory Seminar - Dagger Categories and Higher Spin Statistics - 10.7.25
- MIT Topology Seminar - Invertible Functorial Field Theory for Symmetry Breaking and Interactions in Quantum Field Theory - 4.28.25
- Harvard Center for Mathematical Sciences and Applications - Homotopical Methods for Free and Interacting Fermionic SPTs - 3.31.25
- Homotopy Theory Special Session at the Joint Math Meetings 2025 in Seattle - Twisted Atiyah-Bott-Shapiro Maps - 1.11.25
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