埋め込み型研究公正教育のすすめ - 2018年度京都大学新任教員教育セミナー
研究公正教育を効果的に授業に組み込む方法を学び、学生の倫理的な研究活動を促進するための実践的なアプローチを習得する
Sampling Distributions
Explore sampling distributions, focusing on the sample mean and Central Limit Theorem, to enhance your understanding of statistical concepts.
Statistical Rethinking 2023 - Good & Bad Controls
Explore causal inference, do-calculus, and the backdoor criterion. Learn to distinguish good and bad controls in statistical analysis, with insights on the Table 2 Fallacy.
How to Do CS Theory - Lecture 1b: Research Tips for Theoretical Computer Science
Insights and tips for aspiring theoretical computer science researchers, covering research methods, paper writing, presentation skills, and essential resources in the field.
Dmitri Burago: A Mozaic from Geometry, Dynamics, PDEs, and Maybe More
Explore unsolved problems and recent progress in geometry, dynamics, and PDEs through a mosaic of interconnected topics, featuring insights from collaborative research.
Recent Advances on Variants of the F-Signature
Explore recent developments in F-signature variants, focusing on mathematical advancements and their implications in algebraic geometry and commutative algebra.
T-Test: Fundamentals and Applications - Lecture 9
Explore the fundamentals and practical applications of t-tests in statistical analysis, enhancing your ability to interpret and conduct hypothesis testing effectively.
Two Research Projects Birthed from Curiosity, Recreation, and Joy
Explore two intriguing mathematical research projects inspired by curiosity and joy, presented by aBa Mbirika at the Joint Mathematics Meetings.
Efficient Truncated Statistics with Unknown Truncation
Explore efficient methods for analyzing truncated data with unknown truncation points, enhancing statistical inference in various fields of study.
Recent Developments on the Shafarevich Conjecture
Explore recent advancements in the Shafarevich conjecture, focusing on holomorphic convexity of universal covers in quasi-projective varieties, with emphasis on nilpotent and reductive cases.
Interview with Noga Alon - Mathematician with 600 Publications
Interview with mathematician Noga Alon discussing his prolific career, interdisciplinary research, and notable contributions to mathematics, including necklace splitting and applications of the Borsuk-Ulam Theorem.
MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge 2024 - Runner Up Presentation - Thomas Jefferson High School
Innovative mathematical modeling by high school students predicts future housing shortages and homelessness in the U.S., showcasing the power of STEM in addressing real-world issues.
Why the SING SING Screenplay Was So Difficult to Write
Filmmaker Greg Kwedar discusses the challenges of writing the SING SING screenplay, exploring the complexities of storytelling and the creative process behind this unique prison-set film.
Random Matrix Theory and Its Applications by Satya Majumdar
Explore Random Matrix Theory's foundations and applications in physics, mathematics, and data science. Learn key concepts and techniques from expert Satya Majumdar.
Macroscopic Fluctuation Theory by Tridib Sadhu
Introductory lecture on macroscopic fluctuation theory, covering fundamental concepts and applications in statistical physics for advanced students and researchers.
Putting Order into Disorder - An Application to the Chronology of My Works by Giorgio Parisi
Nobel laureate Giorgio Parisi explores the chronology of his groundbreaking research, spanning quantum field theory, statistical mechanics, and complex systems, revealing the interconnections in his diverse scientific contributions.
Open Science Tutorial: Publication Practices - Unit 6
Explore open science practices for sharing research outcomes, including preprints, peer review, and open access publishing. Learn about repositories, initiatives, and tools to enhance scientific transparency and accessibility.
Hydrologic Modeling and Regionalization - Langbein Lecture 2002
Explore hydrologic modeling, regionalization, and scientific approaches in water resource management with insights from a renowned expert in the field.
Emerging Sources of Scientific Data: Drones, CubeSats, and Citizen Science - 2017 Fall Meeting
Explore emerging scientific data sources like drones, CubeSats, and citizen science in this panel discussion on innovative data collection methods and their impact on Earth science research.
Sverdrup Lecture - Oceanographic Insights from Tracer Studies
Explore oceanographic insights from William J. Jenkins' Sverdrup Lecture at the 2002 AGU Fall Meeting, offering valuable perspectives despite potential video quality limitations.
Active Actin Networks by Rhoda Hawkins
Explore active actin networks in biological systems, examining their dynamics, structure, and role in cellular processes. Gain insights into cutting-edge research in active matter and biophysics.