Tag Archives: social mathematics
New Look!
Today I’m celebrating new branding for Social Mathematics. The old logos were taken from some quick sketches, and didn’t feel mature enough for the content. So, I am really excited to have gotten to update the logo to make it mature and accessible at the same … Continue reading
Posted in Communicating Math, Social Mathematicians
Tagged Logo, social mathematics, Word Bubble
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Rate of Change of Change
This week Bloomberg published a great article about the change of change in the US. I couldn’t pass up on sharing this article with you all because it’s about math and about social. This article focuses on the bottoms up … Continue reading
Mathy Friendships
On a scale of one to ten, how much do you like each of your friends? We don’t often have reason to carefully evaluate the strengths of our relationships. However, as a fan of quantification, I’ve created a visualization of … Continue reading
Etiquette at conferences
This week I’m attending the American Geophysical Union’s (AGU) Fall Meeting 2013. It’s a big, wonderful conference full of lots of interesting talks and lots and lots of scientists. This seems like a great opportunity to share some basics in … Continue reading
