Theoretical physicist by training (quantum open systems/quantum information), Currently paying the bills as an engineer working in free-space optical communication. I also enjoy the outdoors and learning about any area of science, philosophy, and many other academic areas as well.
Associated Professor of Physics at the University of Exeter.
Scientific visualizations (grouped under the hastag #PhysicsFactlet).
He/lui/on. All opinions are my own fault.
Computer Scientist, husband, father and comedian (he/him)
A very applied mathematician. #Maths
Professor of Applied Mathematics & Head of the Department of Mathematical Sciences @ University of Liverpool. #Academic
Governor @ St. Thomas of Canterbury RC Primary School. Trustee @ University of Liverpool Maths School. #Governor
Lucky husband & proud father. #Family
Views are my own &c.
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"
Born at 327 ppm
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.
Grandpa, hanging around in the OEIS helping people to get their stuff in.
Love the history of mathematics, computational mathematics, and reverse engineering. Sometimes translate papers by Euler and Riemann.
I entertain myself with hacking and learning new computer languages.
I wish that TeX and CAS merge into one unity, eliminating any 'formula translating system'.
The image in the header is a photograph of some graffiti art that was once on the Berlin Wall.
(See Wikipedia: Berlin Wall.)
✨ Sharing stories of women in mathematics in all walks of life #hermathsstory
Check out the inspiring stories 👉 https://hermathsstory.eu
Theoretical physicist.
Postdoc at the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, and research associate at St. Peter's College.
I work with Feynman graphs, combinatorics of power series, resurgence theory, and do a lot of C++ programming.
My goal is to understand the physical properties of renormalized Green functions in quantum field theory.
Has anyone seen an instanton around here lately?
#quantum #physics
#math
assistant professor at Aarhus University interested in (higher) category theory and (modal) type theory. he/him 🏳️🌈
- Apprentice mathematician (Professor at Université Paris Cité),
interested in algebraic geometry, number theory and (more recently) proof formalization
- Apprentice musician (drums, tabla, cajon; previously Diderock; a rarely meeting jazz trio/quartet).
- Apprentice progressist.
In love with math, jazz, indian music and poetry. ⏚
Magical girly tomboy ✨🧚♀️
Likes most kinds of games 🧩🎮🎲♟️
Likes stories 📚🦄🦋
Studied mathematical logic 👒
Maintaining QEMU at Proxmox 👩🔧🪠🐧
Professor of #Mathematics at the University of California, Los Angeles #UCLA (he/him).
Math teacher & parent by day, creative coder by night.
Former #softwareengineer, current #mathematician, college #math, #computerscience and #datascience lecturer in #stpaulmn #Minnesota at #Macalester College.
Here, have a hashtag-y list of things I'm interested in (no particular order):
#math, #geometry, #origami, #crochet, #Linux, #emacs, #bicycling, going for #walks, #hiking, #sciencefiction, #science fact, #mtbos
Code by conduct, math by training, music by passion.
Mathematician. John J. & Ann Curley Chair in Liberal Arts at Dickinson College. Author of Tales of Impossibility (Princeton University Press, 2019) and Euler's Gem (Princeton University Press, 2008). Columnist at Quanta Magazine. Topology, dynamical systems, history of math, recreational math, math and art, math. Coffee drinker.
SW Engineer, Amateur mathematician (contributed to metamath.org, oeis.org, ...), Legal Tourist (went to Honolulu in 2010 to watch the end of Sancho v. DOE).
