[Seminar] "Critical Brains for Autonomous Robots" by Dr. Herrmann

Introduction to Python programming on the cluster.

Part III: Introduction to the numerical libraries Numpy, Scipy and Matplotlib. Bring a laptop, and make sure you can access Sango and Tombo.

カガクジカン２０１８

ファミリー向け科学イベント、入場無料、サイエンスカフェは要予約

Student Assembly

Updates from Executive meetings and Open Forum

Mechanical Engineering User Group Meeting

The Mechanical Engineering and Microfabrication Support Section would like to invite you to the Mechanical Engineering User Group meeting on Friday the 20th of April.

[Seminar] "Geometric transport in Quantum Hall Effect" by Prof. Paul Wiegmann

Seminar by Prof. Paul Wiegmann from University of Chicago

Skill Pill: Teaching Techniques - 2 of 2

Skill Pill: Teaching Techniques can teach you how to teach a teacher to teach teachers how to teach!

Anyone welcome.

More information and signup here.

My life with anxiety and how it got better.

Speaker: Professor Yasha Neiman

In this informal talk, Yasha is going to share his personal experience in dealing with and managing anxiety. This talk is open to all students, and we hope this will give students a space to think and talk about mental issues during a PhD.

"Möbius Kaleidocycles --- A New Family of Ring Mechanisms" by Dr. Johannes Schönke

The weekly Topology and Geometry Seminar, with Dr. Johannes Schönke (Mathematics, Mechanics, and Materials Unit)

Introduction to Python programming on the cluster.

Part II: A few common uses for Python on the Cluster. Bring a laptop, and make sure you have access to Sango and Tombo clusters.