Matt Parker
#1 best-selling author, also maths clown. Humble Pi, a comedy of maths errors: https://mathsgear.co.uk/collections/books/products/humble-pi-signed-paperback
Videos: http://youtube.com/standupmaths
Talia Ringer
Professor, PL/FM/SE at UIUC. Proof automation. SIGPLAN-M Founder, CCF President. They/them, ND, bi.
Don_Rubiel
ML E-Book Coordinator, Mathematician, Activist, Adaptation 2017 Civil Tech Co Winner
Nick
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.
Patrick Honner
Math teacher, instructional coach, author (Painless Statistics), columnist (Quanta Magazine).
Niles Johnson
Working in topology and category theory
Professor, Ohio State at Newark
Dima Pasechnik 🇺🇦 🇳🇱
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.
Weekend Editor
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.
Matthew Conroy
I'm a mathematics teaching professor in Seattle. I taught discrete modeling for a bunch of years, but I'll be teaching intro to proofs and real analysis in the coming year. I spend a lot of time making sound and visual art, often algorithmically. I worry a lot. I try to cycle a lot.
Tom de Jong
Postdoc at the University of Nottingham working on type theory. PhD from the University of Birmingham. Mathematician, computer scientist and runner.
Matteo Capucci
The Twitter account formerly known as @mattecapu.
Expat 🇮🇹→🏴, PhD @mspstrath, mathematician (category theory for general systems theory & cybernetics), socialist, aspiring psycohistorian, meme enjoyer (shitpost is not endorsement).
Custodian of CT Zulip, email me for an invite.
Joshua Grochow
Assoc. Professor @ CU Boulder Comp. Sci. & Math; Research interests: theoretical computer science, pure mathematics, and complex systems.
Other interests: climate change; accurate (long)COVID info; equity, inclusion, & accessibility; improving academia. #BlackLivesMatter #TransRightsAreHumanRights #LandBack #CovidIsAirborne #CleanTheAir #StillMasking #MaskUp #YallMasking #TCS #TheoryCS #math #ComplexSystems #complexity (both kinds) #academia
theHigherGeometer
rimcræftiga |
bespoke constructions in categorified geometry since 2010 |
dude
Dan Piponi
Disclaimer:
👽 My opinions are not my own. They're beamed to me by aliens
Current life:
🎮 Epic Games
Previous lives:
🍩 PhD in Riemann theta functions
🧬 Glaxo Group Research
💥 Mass Illusion, Esc, ILM
🎈 Google X, Verily, Google
Likes:
🚴 I like to bike
🏃 I like to run
🎛️ my musical tastes lie towards the electronic end of the spectrum
🚀 I like Andor *and* The Mandalorian
Skewray Research
Many interests, but foremost is stable distributions and direct detection of dark matter.
#Math interests:
• #Probability
• #Bayesian #statistics
• #RealAnalysis #NumericalComputing
• Stable distributions
• Application of above to #finance and project management
#Astrophysics & #Aerospace:
• #Space instrument systems engineering
• #Cosmology: detection of dark matter
• #Neutrino detection (SNAPPY #cubesat)
• Planet #Venus
• Optical design
European Mathematical Society
The Learned Society for Mathematicians from/in Europe
EMS Press
The Publishing House of the European Mathematical Society
Claire Lommé
Prof de maths, à fond dans la diffusion des maths pour toutes et tous !
Charo del Genio
I do network science, graph algorithms, graph theory, dynamical systems and complexity science in general. But really, a lot of it is computational plant biology. And most of it relies on simulations.
Then I practice taekwon-do (ITF) and I roam in the mountains.
Oh, yes, I almost forgot, the probability of an event is the fraction of times it occurs, and that's it.
How strongly one believes in something does not change the underlying reality.
Your statutory rights are not affected.
He/him
