About this event Where could a Maths Degree take you? Attend this session to discover some of the surprising directions a Maths degree could take you in. Students will receive talks from alumni, current students and Aston University academics who will showcase how rewarding a maths degree can be. On top of that students will […]
About this event Where could a Maths Degree take you? Attend this session to discover some of the surprising directions a Maths degree could take you in. Students will receive talks from alumni, current students and Aston University academics who will showcase how rewarding a maths degree can be. On top of that students will […]
About this event SPEAKERS Paul Taylor MBA, MBCS, FRSA, CMgr, FCMI AGENDA 18:30 - Webinar starts with BCS notices 18:35 - Speaker’s presentation, questions & discussion 20:00 - Close SYNOPSIS SYNOPSIS As organisations (and the technology infrastructures that support them) become increasingly complex, regulated and challenging to really understand then organisations need to implement governance, […]
About this event You’re Invited! The A. James Clark School of Engineering, through the Maryland Applied Graduate Engineering (MAGE) holds an on-campus open house once a year. It is an informal event dedicated to helping you—the prospective student learn more about how our degree programs can help you further your professional and academic goals. Get […]
About this event The 2021 Save Our Seas Distinguished Speaker Series program will feature scientists, conservationists, researchers and educators who will share their passion for our oceans in programs designed for museum guests of all ages. This year MODS has an exciting lineup of presenters who will discuss their research-discoveries across a spectrum of topics; […]
About this event What? 45-minute session exploring the various pathways and offerings at RMIT including practical learning through the College of Vocational Education, available support for Indigenous students through the Ngarara Willim Centre and what’s involved in a degree in Higher Education. The sessions on November 11 and 18 will focus on engineering and industry solutions […]
Data Science Camp is a generic data science virtual event for US and Canada. We are planning 3 parallel tracks: Data Science Solutions, AI Business, Machine Learning. We are expecting about 500 Data Scientists, Researchers, CEOs, ML engineers and Software Developers. This event is organized to spread new industrial approches and cutting edge technologies among […]
About this event Register now to attend a 30-minute live session on the coordinate plane! What you’ll learn: What a coordinate plane isHow to plot pointsHow to find the distance between 2 points This topic is one of the building blocks of math, with content meant to help students learn the basics before switching into […]
About this event CKSTEM has conducted over 50 sessions as part of its free math circles. We are celebrating our Math Club Day on Dec 4th. Join us to flex your problem solving muscles by solving a special math club themed problem set with 20 math problems. Session will be conducted from 4:30-6 pm eastern […]
Register now to attend a 30-minute live session on the coordinate plane! What you’ll learn: What a coordinate plane isHow to plot pointsHow to find the distance between 2 points This topic is one of the building blocks of math, with content meant to help students learn the basics before switching into harder areas of […]
Main ideas from book: https://www.google.com/amp/s/nextbigideaclub.com/magazine/subtract-untapped-science-less-bookbite/28351/amp/ Blending behavioral science and design, Leidy Klotz's Subtract: The Untapped Science of Less offers a scientific appreciation of why we underuse subtraction—and how to access its untapped potential. When humans solve problems, we overlook an incredibly powerful option: We don’t subtract. We pile on “to-dos” but don’t consider “stop-doings.” We […]
About this event In 2015, a merging pair of black holes was directly detected for the first time. Since then, the number of detections has grown substantially. This talk will describe the new catalogue of black holes and highlight some surprising features that pose new challenges for our understanding of these elusive objects.