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The What is... Graduate Seminar (TWIGS)
The What Is... Graduate Seminar (TWIGS) was originally founded by Farshid Hajir
in 2002 as a way for graduate students to learn about faculty research interests in an accessible forum. After a brief hiatus, TWIGS is returning (in online form).
The time and zoom link will be provided to department members over email. Please do not post it anywhere.
Talks will be given by Department faculty on topics related to their research. The goal is for the talks to be as accessible as possible to all students in the Department. We encourage all graduate students (including incoming students) to attend as regularly as they are able.
| Date | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|
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Mon. 2/27
|
Brian Van Koten |
What is computational statistical physics? |
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Mon. 3/6
|
Navid Mohammad Mirzaei |
A workflow of spatio-temporal cancer modeling |
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Mon. 5/1
|
Wei Zhu |
What is symmetry-preserving machine learning? |
Department of Mathematics and Statistics