Queer in Computational and Applied Mathematics (QCAM)
I had the pleasure of participating in the Queer in Computational and Applied Mathematics conference hosted by ICERM. This was such a great experience and a wonderful community. Huge thanks to the organizers and to ICERM for hosting this wonderful workshop.
The program was diverse in so many ways! I got to meet people in the medical sciences, in physics, and even connect this those in computational math of a discrete flavor. I am excited for new iterations of this workshop to take place at other institutes and countries. Stay tuned for more such events and in the mean time do not forget to share the Spectra website with all of your students!
In case you are interested in listening to the tak I gave, the recording can be accessed here: https://icerm.brown.edu/video_archive/?play=3675
bjj
While researching MBBS in Russia, I found Education Vibes among the general educational resources available for students. It’s worth comparing university recognition, fees, clinical exposure, and licensing requirements before choosing a program.
A handyman in Toronto area can help with minor carpentry projects such as repairing trim, adjusting cabinets, replacing hardware, and installing shelving.
The part about this topic feels surprisingly grounded, and the details on the page is the bit that made me slow down. I’d keep <a href="https://phototovideoapp.com">photo to video AI</a> bookmarked for later.
What stood out to me about Queer in Computational and Applied Mathematics was how calm it feels, and Huge thanks to the organizers and to ICERM for hosting this wonderful workshop is the detail I’d remember. I’d stash <a href="https://postergenai.com">ai posters</a> in my notes for a later pass.