✅ Safe:

• Response letter drafting
• Literature synthesis
• Outlines

❌ Dangerous:

• Writing your results
• Fabricating citations
• Passing off AI text as yours

The rule?

If you can't explain how you used it, you can't use it.

Sunset today at Piermont

Flamingoes at the Bronx Zoo.

Happy 4th of July weekend.

In Taxicab Geometry, Pi Equals 4 and Circles Aren’t Round (Gift Article) In the world of taxicab geometry, even the Pythagorean theorem takes a back seat.

My new #math series in the New York Times, "Math Revealed," is aimed at everyone, whether you love math or not. Have a look! You can read it here for free without a subscription. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

The first line of my book is

“Section 1.1 is a broad introduction to graph theory and network science.”

The first line of Section 1.1 is more interesting

“Our story begins in eighteenth century Königsberg, now known as Kaliningrad, a Russian city between Poland and Lithuania.”

Events from February 10 – February 10 – SCGES Standing Committee for Gender Equality in Science

The Standing Committee for Gender Equality in Science (SCGES) hosts a webinar series. The next one is on February 10th, 2025, 2-4 PM UTC (3-5 PM CET). The webinars are recorded and posted online.
gender-equality-in-science.org/scges-webina...

Seattle

I’m in Seattle enjoying #JMM

So, I started a YouTube channel and posted some introduction to matroid theory videos.

www.youtube.com/@sandrakingan

One of the many interesting sculptures in the city.
#photography #photoreel #NewYork

Updated Office Selfie

I was headed to the Graduate Center the other day and the Empire State Building was gleaming in the afternoon light.

#photography #photoreel #NewYork

The NY Combinatorics seminar is going strong since we (re)started it in 2011. Take a look at our YouTube channel if you have a moment.
www.youtube.com/@nycombinato...

Fall almost over here.

🙋 Thanks for putting this together

Happy Mother's Day and Happy Celebration of Women in Mathematics. There are 145 events from 43 different countries listed at may12.womeninmaths.org

Two animated movies "Alicia Boole in the land of polytopes" and "Kovalevskaia's spinning top" are also available.

NY Combinatorics - Seminar This seminar is sponsored by the CUNY Graduate Center's Math Department and Computer Science Department. It covers a wide range of topics in combinatorics and its applications. This is a hybrid semin...

Thank you to all the wonderful speakers of the New York Combinatorics Seminar. Take a look at our youtube channel with over 70 talks youtube.com/@nycombinatorics

See also www.nycombinatorics.org/seminar

#MathSky #MathChat #MathResearch

The IMU Committee for Women in Mathematics 2024 Call for activities to support women in math is open and the deadline is Jan 05, 2024. See
www.mathunion.org/fileadmin/CW...

The detailed instructions are listed here www.mathunion.org/cwm/about/cw...

🧪#MathSky #MathChat #MathResearch

The 11th Heidelberg Laureate Forum (HLF) will take place in Heidelberg, Germany from Sep 22 - 27, 2024.

Young researchers at all phases of their careers (Undergrad/Grad/Postdocs) can apply by 2/9/24 (midnight CET).

See www.heidelberg-laureate-forum.org

NY Combinatorics - Seminar This seminar is sponsored by the CUNY Graduate Center's Math Department and Computer Science Department. It covers a wide range of topics in combinatorics and its applications. This is a hybrid semin...

This Friday (11/17) Thomas Karam (Oxford University, UK) is speaking in the #NYCombinatorics Seminar.

Title: n the expressive power of mod-p linear forms on the Boolean cube.

🧪#MathSky #MathChat #MathResearch #Combinatorics

www.nycombinatorics.org/seminar

This seminar series interesting. It is the same day/time as our NY Combinatorics seminar. Will it be recorded?

Mathematics The Ph.D. program in Mathematics at the CUNY Graduate Center provides students the background they will need to pursue careers as pure and applied mathematicians.

Another in-person NY Combinatorics Seminar this week in Room 4419, Graduate Center.

Nov 10, 2023: Adam Mata (Warsaw Univ. of Technology, Poland)

Title: On maximal sublattices in convex geometries

🧪#MathSky #MathChat #MathResearch #Combinatorics

nycombinatorics.org
www.gc.cuny.edu/mathematics

I took this picture of the Empire State Building yesterday on the way to the Graduate Center.

#photography #NewYork #travel 🎞️ #photoreel

I loved the pumpkin scarecrows at GLASGLOW (the Halloween celebration at Glasgow botanical gardens).

Halloween in Scotland includes many fire displays because of the Samhuinn fire festival. These pumpkins had bursts of fire coming out of their heads.

#photography #Glasglow #travel 🎞️ #photoreel

Scenes from the Halloween festival at Abbey Close in Paisley, Scotland. LED drummers were cool. My favorite was the performance by the swordeater.

#photography #Paisley #travel 🎞️ #photoreel

Kelvingrove park is just outside University of Glasgow. Here I’m on a hill looking at Kelvingrove Museum.

#photography #KelvingrovePark #Glasgow #travel 🎞️ #photoreel

River Kelvin flows through Kelvingrove park. The skies darkened for a moment as I took these pictures.

#photography #KelvingrovePark #Glasgow #travel 🎞️ #photoreel

A park bench is an invitation to sit down for a moment and relax.

#photography #KelvingrovePark #Glasgow #travel 🎞️ #photoreel

Beautiful Kelvingrove park with lots of green and gold for a moment of calm in your timeline.

#photography #KelvingrovePark #Glasgow #travel 🎞️ #photoreel

Mathematics The Ph.D. program in Mathematics at the CUNY Graduate Center provides students the background they will need to pursue careers as pure and applied mathematicians.

In-person NY Combinatorics Seminar in Room 4419, Graduate Center.

Nov 3, 2023: Stoyan Dimitrov (Rutgers University) in-person

Title: Three enumerative results and their applications in Theoretical Computer Science.

🧪#MathSky #MathChat #MathResearch #Combinatorics

www.gc.cuny.edu/mathematics