astrophysicist/hacker at @LosAlamosNatLab - co-founder Institute for Computing in Research - director @conservancy - mastodon: https://xitter.cf/t.co/ledGIFC0BU
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
Joined May 2008
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Teaching math working groups this fall and winter. Kick-off Monday Oct. 30: "Visualizing algebra". In the winter the more advanced "Math for research".
Please point motivated students to this!
markgalassi.codeberg.page/ma…
[email protected] (voice only) at +1-505-629-0759.
I'm going to say: if you can you should go to FOSSY. Just the list of things happening in these last and next couple of days means you should go get that level of discussion. (a) twitter going full walled garden; (b) reddit disabling APIs;
2023.fossy.us//
@conservancy
(c) Red Hat changes. Almost all tech discussions are completely missing the point. At FOSSY they won't be - they will be about important ways to think about the world of computing. Plus: Portland in the summer.
2023.fossy.us//
@conservancy
High school and very driven middle school: Research Skills Academy offered by the Institute for Computing in Research. July 10-27 virtual, info at: computinginresearch.org/rese…
Dear twitter connections, can anyone put me in touch with a researcher who works in city planning / urban design?
Are you a researcher or scholar or technologist who might want to propose a project to high-functioning high school students?
More detail at computinginresearch.org/
Please call me at 505-629-0759 (voice only) or email me at [email protected]
(ps:you can also send students our way)
On Monday, February 27, I start the "math for research" working group. Taylor series, Fourier analysis, numerical solutions to differential equations. Students who are interested, please email me at [email protected] - markgalassi.codeberg.page/ma… and following chapters.
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New blog post: How to improve Python packaging, or why fourteen tools are at least twelve too many — chriswarrick.com/blog/2023/0…
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Dear social media friends, I will be teaching another programming workshop on January 28+29. We are also beginning to take applications for summer 2023 internships at the Institute, so get started preparing now! Please pass this on to students.
Dear all, I will be teaching a math working group (for students) on advanced analytic geometry virtually. Kick-off meeting is Monday December 5. Email [email protected] if you are interested. More info at:
markgalassi.codeberg.page/ma…
As you cook today, or as you hang out, makes sure you listen to, or sing, Alice's Restaurant. One nice version is here:
youtube.com/watch?v=HNQYfSVu…
Time for students to start thinking about summer internships where you get paid to work full time on research in your area of interest.
If you are (or someone you know is) in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade, please look at the Institute for Computing in Research: [link on next tweet]
computinginresearch.org/ and start preparing!
We hire students in Santa Fe, Portland (OR), and Austin, and looking at Socorro and New York City. The pipeline that prepares students for research is world-wide.
sites.google.com/view/seriou… we still have some spaces open for October 22+23, November 5+6, and December 3+4 - anyone from anywhere welcome to join us, and please talk to me if you would like a workshop set up in a different time zone - [email protected]
New programming workshops coming up October 22+23 and November 5+6. These are aimed at inserting students in a pipeline leading to research in all academic areas. Students from all over the world welcome - have to know how to type. sites.google.com/view/seriou…
youtube.com/watch?v=y9Z5nQGP… my colleague Cathy Plesko describes the upcoming DART impact with an asteroid
Today (Fri), 3:30pm (US/Mountain), my boss Rhonda Crespo and I will be on the Richard Eeds radio show to discuss the Institute for Computing in Research. Listen in on 103.7FM in Santa Fe, or stream it at: santafe.com/radio_stations/1…
@CompInResearch
Next programming workshop, python and linux, August 27+28. Full info is at sites.google.com/view/seriou… -- hope you can point this to youths in your are, and that they can join us!