(Applied) math at Clarkson University. #BlackLivesMatter
Joined November 2014
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Marko Budišić retweeted
7 Dec 2023
Got the project on dynamics on networks that are missing information - links, nodes, or only aggregates. One PhD position and two postdoc positions will be open soon. At present, the team consists of 3 other senior researchers and me. Please retweet.
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Marko Budišić retweeted
21 Oct 2023
Home-made spectrometer using a cardboard tube, a piece of diffraction film, razor blades for a narrow slit, and hot glue to connect the parts together.
Then I took a long exposure photo of the cooking gas flame. The obtained spectrum matches the wikipedia version!
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Marko Budišić retweeted
13 Sep 2023
It turns out that sparkling water and raisins are *fascinating*. My daughter and I happened upon this effect playing together in the kitchen a long time ago, and I couldn't help but explore the system more deeply... 1/n arxiv.org/abs/2308.12927
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Marko Budišić retweeted
10 Jun 2023
Electrolysis of CuSO₄ (blue vitriol).
The black soot is eroded graphite.
Notice how the flow of liquid is revealed. The flow is driven by moving ions in the solution. The copper branches grow were the flow is.
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18 May 2023
If you're still at #SIAMDS23 and curious how to combine pers. homology and func. stats to detect change in topology of swarms across repeated experiments, visit Thevasha's talk at 3.30p in MS164 meetings.siam.org/sess/dsp_t… If you're looking for a postdoc in #TDA - she would be great!
ALT Five snapshots of swarm dynamics with pairwise comparison of their persistence landscape curves indicating the regime change.
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Marko Budišić retweeted
10 May 2023
After a huge amount of work, #JuliaLang 1.9 is finally out, and the results are impressive, solving TTFX for a majority of the users who asked for faster interactive workflows.
julialang.org/blog/2023/04/j…
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Marko Budišić retweeted
2 May 2023
Oh, I feel terrible for you Chegg... Guess the students are kinda cheating by not using you anymore? You must feel awful.
cnbc.com/2023/05/02/chegg-dr…
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Marko Budišić retweeted
9 Apr 2023
Pedro Pascal as Math Textbooks—a thread.
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7 Mar 2023
Hey fluid dynamicists/plumbers! Have some favorite works of art related to aerospace/aerospace history? Share below.
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Marko Budišić retweeted
24 Feb 2023
Hi Twitter world! I'd like to organize a minisymposium for the summer SMB 2023 (applications due in about 2 weeks). It would be a section in cellular dynamics (I model ROD cell dynamics/length control (RODs are photoreceptors responsible for periferal vision)!!! @SMB_MathBiology
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11 Feb 2023
Have your students apply to math bio REU @ClarksonUniv led by a crack team of @SusanFBailey and Jim Greene!
10 Feb 2023
Do you know any bio or math (and adjacent) undergrads looking an exciting research experience this summer? Please share this link to our NSF-funded REU focused on Mathematical Biology Team Science (MBioTS)! clarkson.edu/mbiots-research… @BiologyClarkson @ClarksonMath @ClarksonUniv
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Marko Budišić retweeted
26 Nov 2022
I truly cannot tell if this is someone who is dangerously bad at electronics who persists at it for some reason or if they know exactly what they’re doing and are genius at physical comedy
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Marko Budišić retweeted
23 Oct 2022
When I close my eyes, all I see are strings.
I've become somewhat obsessed with the patterns made from stretching straight lines across a circle, better known as string art. Simple rules can yield beautiful patterns and reveal hidden math.
Join me on my explorations:
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14 Oct 2022
Hey #mathtwitter, any of you studying fractional calculus? Atangana-Baleanu-Caputo derivative papers pop up in many places. There is apparently a cottage industry of papers all similar to each other, replacing "classical" with ABC derivative. Is this a thing or something fishy?
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14 Oct 2022
It seems that Atangana and Baleanu are #2 and #4 "ranked" on Ioannidis's list doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio… , ahead of e.g. Ingrid Daubechies and Terrence Tao. Is this a pattern others noticed, or is this just me not knowing (of) a particular math niche?
11 Oct 2022
I learned basic juggling patterns during grad school, mostly to de-stress (shout out to @vprenner ). I still always love to see how much it intersects with math.
11 Oct 2022
This is a really fun lecture on the organization of juggling patterns. It's also an incredible demonstration of juggling talent with exceptional juggling pedagogy.
youtube.com/watch?v=38rf9FLh…
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10 Oct 2022
I've been a fan of @danbharris @10percent for several years! As a dynamicist, I love that in this TED talk he includes a 2D stable focus ("the toilet vortex") and 3D unstable focus ("cheesy spiral"). The names will be used in my diffeq classes from now on!
When you stop being a jerk to yourself, you won't be the only one who benefits — *all* of your relationships will too!
Watch the full talk from Dan Harris (@danbharris) here: t.ted.com/sQDWeid #WorldMentalHealthDay
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Marko Budišić retweeted
4 Oct 2022
58 women in total have been awarded the #NobelPrize: 4 in Physics (of 221 awarded), 7 in Chemistry, 12 in Physiology or Medicine, 16 in Literature, 18 in Peace, and 2 in Economic Sciences. #WomenInPhysics has the lowest female Nobel Laureate rate, 1.8%. nobelprize.org/prizes/lists/…
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Marko Budišić retweeted
22 Sep 2022
Wanna do a PhD in the mathematical sciences in Berlin? Machine Learners and Natural Scientists with a strong math inclination welcome. Apply here:
mathplus.de/
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