Interested in maths, genetics, archeology, prehistory, nordic languages, cooking, photography, etc

Can read Spanish, Italian, and some (very) simple German and Norwegian.

In my time, the mammoths were bigger.

"Dans cet étrange carnaval on a vendu l'Homo sapiens pour racheter du Néandertal"

"You will find me if you want me in the garden unless it's pouring down with rain"

#champibro

Born at 327 ppm

I'm at Parkland College (for a few decades) helping folks navigate developmental courses/placements (but fighting the "hey, 5% of these folks could pass college so we should just get rid of developmental teaching" trends) dreaming of structured paths for building understanding *and* fluency instead of "I don't have time to teach you, here's a calculator."
See https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jvTlNmNI7nC9xMrVp2cc3d5RjWnpho0exwA_t86eWbI/edit?usp=sharing

I'm a mathematician at UNAM in Mexico City. I work in algebraic topology, homotopy theory and higher category theory, but am interested in all sorts of math.

I also enjoy computer programming as a hobby and am a big fan of the text editor Emacs.

I'm a mathematical physicist who likes explaining stuff. I'm the Maxwell Fellow of Public Engagement at the School of Mathematics and the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Edinburgh.

Check out my blog Azimuth! I'm also a member of the n-Category Café, a group blog on math with an emphasis on category theory. I also have a YouTube channel, full of talks about math, physics and the future.

I'm an applied mathematician with an interest in biology and numerical methods. I am a proponent of open access (OA) publishing, open educational resources (OER), and free and open source software (FOSS).

Any views expressed here are not necessarily those of my employer.

Boosts do not necessarily imply agreement or endorsement.

I'm a philomath (many interests; call it polymath-wanna-be) professional computer programmer in Silicon Valley, specializing in operating systems, languages/compilers, sometimes AI, usually non-traditional parallel software and hardware architectures.
Also:
#computer_science #unicode #unix #linux #bsd
#compilers
#operating_systems
#GOF_AI
#cognitive_science
#linguistics
#physics
#mathematics

Ex-springboard diver; scuba diver; free diver

Ars longa, vita brevis.

I'm kind of a Marmite person, in that I'm essentially a byproduct of the brewing industry.

Manchester MathsJam regular and occasional tamed programmer for the Nerds. Bi/polyam

Probably the only anglophone Toby Bartels. They/them. Mathematics instructor at a community college in Nebraska. Tolstoyan ex-Catholic. 🏴🚩🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Retired physicist, after a career in machine learning & stats mostly for cancer drug discovery. Now blogging about stats in the news.

Avatar: convergence basins in the complex plane of Newton's algorithm searching for the cube roots of unity. (After a NYT column by @stevenstrogatz, long ago.)

Header: Quote from GK Chesterton, London Daily News, 1905-Aug-16 on epistemic humility and the ability to say "I am wrong" as the foundation of idealism.

#statistics #physics #r

I'm Tom, a freelance Museum Learning Consultant who wants to help museums & galleries make more of the maths that is fundamental to the stories & objects of each & every one of them.

Author of The Mathematicians' Library

Recreationally, I'm in to #Maths, #Movies, #Music & #Books. I also run my local #MathsJam.

I'm in Milton Keynes.

#MuseumEd #GLAM-Ed #MathsInMuseums #astronomy #guitarist #fedi22 #MKMathsJam #Museums

https://mathoverflow.net/users/11100/dima-pasechnik

USSR->Australia (Perth)->Netherlands->Germany->Netherlands->Singapore->Oxford (UK)->Evanston, Illinois (USA)

Lecturer at CS Department, mathematician interested in "computer algebra".

My Erdős number is 2 in two different ways, via Lex Schrijver, and via Michel Deza.

The Federation of the States 🇺🇸 no longer functions as intended, nor serves the purpose for which it was created, and so should be dissolved.

Math interests:
• Probability
• Bayesian statistics
• Real Analysis and Numerical Computing
• Stable distributions
• Finance and Project Management

Astrophysics:
• Cosmology: detection of dark matter
• Neutrino detection (SNAPPY cubesat)