Archive for October, 2007

Stats, Biochemistry and Microbiology

A statistics student wrote to me and asked for some career advice.

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Blog Action Day - Environment: the aftermath

Did the recent Blog Action Day have a lasting effect on people's awareness of environmental issues?

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Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery, Singapore

This restored working monastery in Singapore is well worth a visit.

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Friday Math Movie - Weapons of Math Instruction

Weapons of Math Instruction is a hiphop anti-war piece by Mathematicians.

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Is math useful? - Poll results

A recent IntMath poll indicates that the majority of students feel that math will be useful to them in their future careers.

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The Integrator

The Integrator allows the user to input a mathematical expression and it outputs the indefinite integral.

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Swivel - data visualization

Swivel allows the user to upload their own data and to visualize it in various ways. There are some interesting "featured graphs".

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Retiring early means a longer life - an urban myth?

Is it true that you live longer if you retire earlier? Let's investigate this claim.

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An explanation for slow Internet banking

I remain unsatisfied with the reasons for slow Internet-based banking transactions.

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Friday math movie - the Rain Man in each of us

This week's Friday Math Movie is a fascinating look at a young English guy with extraordinary calculation abilities.

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