Dr. Martin Skrodzki

This post is slightly too late, I've handed in my #ERC Starting Grant application on #illustratingMath last week 😱 Would have been so much better with the @smbccomics.bsky.social approach! Maybe, I can revise it? 🤔

The first publication is more than a milestone—it's the start of building your research identity. Navigating feedback, refining ideas, and shaping your niche are key parts of early-career growth. Every draft is progress! 💡🌱 #PhDchat #TalkingPapersThoughtLoop

Are you okay? Or is it just bluesky?

ChatGPT certainly thinks of a certain human who once took some strides across water. 😇 Now you need to put in a good prayer to get her your measurements done, I guess.

Great to see some work of Glen, a fellow member in the #illustratingMath committee! If you want to learn more or get involved with our Discord server, find more information and an invite here: www.illustratingmath.org

Math Art Construction: #geogebra Classic 5 for desktop

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lovely #geogebra #mathart instruction from @jcponcemath.bsky.social www.patreon.com/posts/141541...

Look at all these lovely spirals turning around. And these are woodcuts, really nice #MathArt!

MathsWorld – London’s new Museum of Mathematics MathsWorld is an interactive museum in London with innovative hands-on exhibits that explore the beauty, wonder, and everyday relevance of mathematics for visitors of all ages.

Excitingly, Today's the opening day of MathsWorld, the new hands-on maths museum in London. I've really enjoyed visiting MathsCity in Leeds, but they've now got a London location too! Details at mathsworld.com

I saw it exactly like you, first, arriving at 60. But the answer you gave for 65 also makes perfect sense. Would be interesting to investigate what makes people think of differences or of sums first 🤔

Every Artist Has a Favorite Subject. For Some, That’s Math. At the annual Bridges conference, mathematical creativity was on dazzling display.

AMS member Siobhan Roberts explores the Bridges conference, in her New York Times article, "Every Artist Has a Favorite Subject. For Some, That’s Mathm," featuring AMS members Henry Segerman's (Oklahoma State University) and David Reimann's (Albion College) art. ow.ly/LkrV50XbTB6

Happens to me all the time: I convince myself of something being true, then try to write it down to explain it to someone, just to find it's actually false 🤷‍♀️

Every Artist Has a Favorite Subject. For Some, That’s Math.

#sciart

This weekend would be a great time to submit your art for the exhibition to be held at the Joint Mathematics Meetings. Take advantage of this opportunity to share your work with over 5000 attendees this January in Washington, DC. You’ll need to submit by the 15th at gallery.bridgesmathart.org.

Every Artist Has a Favorite Subject. For Some, That’s Math.

There's a nice article by Siobhan Roberts about the Bridges 2025 conference in Eindhoven in the NY Times. I can now say that I am in The NY Times! (A photo credit for the shot of Chaim Goodman-Strauss and Edmund Harriss,... but still!) www.nytimes.com/2025/10/10/s...

Congratulations, @mathgrrl.com! Looking forward to seeing the work and you in Paris next year!

Nice, thank you for the explanation, I was not aware of this format. Looking forward to it!

Where would I need to go to join? I seem to be missing the location/place to find a link for the call 🤔

🎨✨ Math meets art!
Join us for #ElemMathChat
📅 Thurs, 10/9
🕗 8pm CST | 9pm EST
👩‍🏫 Host: Dee Crescitelli
@dcrescitelli.bsky.social
Topic: Math in Art (Beautiful Math)
Let’s talk patterns, symmetry, and the beauty of math in creativity.
#MathEd #ITeachMath #MTBoS #ElemMathChat

I was on this #podcast, to talk about #illustratingMath. Can highly recommend the whole format and every single episode, fun to listen and really insightful.

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Join the APNet board! We're looking for new members e.g. in the role of secretary, community lead, social media lead, union liaison or website manager.

Make an impact with a great team. DM us or email info@ap-net.nl to learn more! #Academia #Leadership

A dark-themed event poster titled "EXPLORING ZETA FUNCTION VISUALIZATIONS." The poster includes an abstract about visualizing the Riemann Zeta function. A colorful, three-dimensional plot of a mathematical function dominates the right side. The bottom features a circular photo of the presenter, Grant Sanderson from 3Blue1Brown. The event is scheduled for Friday, October 10, with times listed, and will be held on Zoom.

The #illustratingMath Seminar Online returns on Friday, October 10th, 9 am Pacific / 12 pm Eastern / 6 pm Europe. @3blue1brown.com will be "Exploring Zeta Function Visualizations." Gabriel and Jim will provide some "Show and Ask" input. See you online on Friday!

Looking for an October project? Fear not, here's #Mathober, letting you practice your #illustratingMath skills for a month. Looking forward to the results!

Hi Blue Sky! I edit the Journal of Humanistic Mathematics. We publish articles, essays, #fiction & #poetry on doing, teaching & living of #mathematics. So far we had more than 850K full-text downloads of our content - why not check us out? scholarship.claremont.edu/jhm/ #math #openaccess #mathart

Whom do I cite to include this statement in my future works? 😄

I've been invited to give a virtual webinar about vZome with FUNDAPROMAT, on October 8th. Feel free to register and attend!

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From the interactions on our Discord server (find an invite in www.illustratingmath.org), I can say that at least the #illustratingMath community is extremely welcoming of everyone, including self-taught enthusiasts. Everyone's welcome to join us!

There's only a few days until submissions close for this month's Carnival of Mathematics. Send in any good maths you've seen online this month! aperiodical.com/carnival-of-mathematics

New chance to exhibit your latest #MathArt. Send them your finest!

Schmidt arrangement of the Eisenstein integers by Katherine E Stang

Most people: I cant understand why you like math so much, math is boring

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