Larry Moss

Professor of Mathematics, Director of Graduate Studies, Cognitive Science Program, Director, Program in Pure and Applied Logic, Adjunct Professor: Computer Science, Informatics, Linguistics, and Philosophy, Member, Programs in Cognitive Science and in Computational Linguistics, and the Center for Possible Minds.

Campus:: IU Bloomington

Resume/CV

Research: Applied Logic

My general area of interest is applied logic: the study of mathematical and conceptual tools for use in computer science, linguistics, artificial intelligence and other areas. Applied logic is applied mathematics. It is logic looking outward, reaching towards the diverse collection of worlds in which logic is used.

Talks at the 2026 European Summer School in Logic, Language, and Information

Oehrle Lecture, August 10, 2026: How to not give up on Logic or Semantics.
Course on Natural Logic
talk: Final Coalgebras and Corecursive Algebras in Continuous Mathematics
talk: Mathematical NLI: this should be easy!

Other recent talks

Association for Symbolic Logic invited talk: How to not give up on Logic

IU Logic Seminar: Monotonicity Inference in Theory and Practice

Mathematics of Language meeting (co-chair), Stony Brook University, August 2025.

Computer Science Logic 2027

Larry Moss

Research: Applied Logic

Talks at the 2026 European Summer School in Logic, Language, and Information

Other recent talks

Indiana University Program in Pure and Applied Logic social media channels