On Friday May 31st, James McVittie will present a MUMS talk on Bayesian statistics & hierarchical modelling in BA 4010 at 4:00 p.m. See the poster below for more information.
MUMS talk – Bayesian statistics & hierarchical modelling
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CUMC 2013
The CUMC is an annual conference for undergraduate students interested in mathematics. Asides from being an opportunity to meet aspiring and established mathematicians from across Canada, it’s a great way to learn awesome new math, and an excellent place to present a talk. The Math Union is putting together a dream-team of motivated undergraduates to represent U of T at this year’s conference in Montréal.
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The following are talk posters for the second semester of MUMS talks. MUMS is a series of math talks given by undergraduate students at the University of Toronto. Talk topics and styles vary significantly, but all interested students are encouraged to present. Organizers: Anne Dranovski, Matt Sourisseau. Contact: firstname.lastname@mail.utoronto.ca Connect: Structure: To present, please email the organizers with your full name, talk title, and a 2-3 paragraph abstract giving the mathematical layman an idea of what kinds of things you’ll be talking about, and where these things fit into other areas of math or science. You can now give your talk online in the form of a blog post. This can be in addition to a real life presentation or standalone. Of course, we would prefer both: if you are giving a talk, blog about it! and if you are “giving a blog”, talk about it! In case you choose to talk and not blog, we will elect a scribe who will be responsible for taking thorough notes on your talk, latexing them, and posting them here. MU’s website has finally launched, and the MUMS blog has come along for the ride. May they remain forever in orbit. Subscribe and be notified of upcoming MUMS talks by email. Just click subscribe and send! (If you are reading this on the homepage you’re probably not able to click anything except the title of this post, so do that, click the title.) You should also subscribe to the main RSS feed, by clicking posts in the top right corner. Check out the talks calendar for past and future MUMS talks.MUMS Posters
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