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Dr. Ryan McKay will present "Understanding the Quantitation and Variability of NMR Metabolomics Data
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Isomorphism problem for Cayley combinatorial objects
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Non-commutative association schemes of rank 6
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In this Japanese film, an accountant turns his humdrum life upside down when he secretly takes up ballroom dancing in order to meet the beautiful dance instructor. The delightful original film that inspired an American re-make.
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Through a Glass Darkly: How NMR Spectroscopy is Improving Nuclear Waste Disposal
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Dr. Kent Peacock (Philosophy Department) will present "The Joys of LaTeX: An Entry Guide for the Potentially Obsessive" on Monday, October 3rd at 2:00 p.m. in C-610. All are welcome.
LaTeX is a document formatting system widely used in technical subjects such as logic, math, physics, linguistics, computer science, and philosophy of science. No other software compares in the quality of output and the huge range of symbols and images that can be produced - if you know how!! This talk will give a quick and dirty introduction to the joys (and occasional frustrations) of LaTeX.
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Students currently enrolled in English courses for Fall 2016 are invited to a gathering in the English Department on September 30th (3:30 - 5:30 p.m. - A-840 hallway) to meet and chat informally with fellow students and faculty. Pizza and refreshments will be served and available on a first come, first serve basis.
The department faculty look forward to meeting and chatting with current students.
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Hamiltonian paths in projective checkerboards
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University Archivist Mike Perry will lead a walking tour through some of the architectural highlights of the building that many of us work in every day and don't notice.
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Spain, 1966. A high school English teacher drives to Almeria hoping to find his hero, John Lennon, and picks up two runaways on the road. What follows is a subtle, delightful road movie about escape and discovery.