Useful Links

SAS Users' Groups:

• DARTMOUTH AREA SAS® USERS GROUP (DASUG)

Mathematical Resources

• Calendar

  • AMS, BRIS, COMS, ICERM, IMA, IPAM, KI-Net, MWNADay, MSRI, Programs in math, SIAM.

• Career

  • Maths Jobs (by AMS), Maths Careers (by IMA), Career advice for math students (by Prof Terence Tao),Career Blog (by CCO), Pathway to Science , Why Major in Math (by Prof Evelyn Sander).

• Grants

  • AMS, DOE, DMS (CM and MSPRF and FRG).

• Machine Learning Video Lectures

• Salon

  • Math Ramblings (by Prof Kurt Bryan),

  • Classic Papers in Numerical Analysis (by Prof L.N.Trefethen),

  • How to Learn Math and Physics (by Prof John Baez),

  • Computational Physics Education ,

  • Reading List (by Prof Rubin H Landau),

  • ODE, PDE I, II,III,(by Prof Paul DuChateau),

  • The story of mathematics (by Luke Mastin).

General Research Guide

• Advice

  • A few words on research for graduate students (by Prof Fan Chung),

  • Academic Job Search (by UC-Berkeley),

  • Advice to systems researchers (by Prof Mike Dahlin),

  • Advice for Research Students (by Prof Jason Eisner),

  • Finding a Job as a Research Postdoc (by Nathan Reading),

  • Four golden lesson (by Steven Weinberg),

  • How to Have a Bad Career in Research/Academia( by Prof David A. Patterson),

  • How to Give a Really Awful Presentation: abstract and slides (by Prof Paul Teetor),

  • The Quick and Relatively Painless Guide to Your Academic Job Search (by Prof Karen Kelsky),

  • Networking and other extremely helpful resources (by Prof Dan Margalit),

  • The 10 best tips for anyone who wants to work in science or engineering,

  • What does it mean to be educated (by Philip J. Davis),

  • Why Leaving Academia Will Accelerate Your Career Trajectory (by Cheeky Scientist)

• Talks

  • Boosting the signal in scientific talks (by George and White),

  • How to Give a Really Awful Presentation: abstract and slides (by Prof Paul Teetor)

• Writing

  • Academic Writing Blog (by ACW),

  • Collected Advice on Research and Writing (by Prof Mark Leone),

  • How to Get Your Systems Paper Accepted, (by Prof Peter Pietzuch),

  • How to write a good research paper and give a good research talk [video], (by Prof Simon Peyton-Jones),

  • How to write a Great Research Paper, and Get it Accepted by a Good Journal [slides and video], (by Anthony Newman),

  • The Science of Scientific Writing, (by Gopen and Swan),

  • Writing Technical Articles (by Prof Henning Schulzrinne)

• Thesis

  • Dissertation Advice by Olin Shivers

  • How To Write A Dissertation by Douglas E. Comer

  • How to Write Your Thesis by Martin Stute,

  • Characteristics of a good presentation (by Prof G.R.Davis, Jr)

Others

• LaTeX

  • Getting Started with LaTeX by Prof Wilkins, LaTeX information by Prof Shi, the LaTeX project, MiKTeX, TeXShop, PUthesis, templates.

• Courses and problems

  • Advanced Mathematical Quantum Mechanics (by Prof. Laszlo Erdos),

  • Numerical Analysis (UCB Math 128A) course page and video (by Prof Per-Olof Persson),

  • Methods of Numerical Simulation in Fluids and Plasmas (Antonius Otto),

  • Quantum chemistry programming exercises (by Prof Daniel Crawford),

  • A numerical Singular Perturbation Problem in 2D (by Prof P. W. Hemker),

  • Building PDE Codes to be Verifiable and Validatable (by Prof P. J. Roache),

  • Ten Lectures on Wavelets (by Prof Ingrid Daubechies).

• Centers, Institutes & Societies

  • AARMS at Halifax,

  • AML at Courant,

  • ASCR and SciDAC at DOE,

  • CSCAMM at Maryland,

  • CSML at Princeton,

  • CSRC at Beijing,

  • CSSA at TU/e,

  • Fields at Toronto,

  • FoCM,

  • GAMM at German,

  • IACM at Spain,

  • ICERM at Brown,

  • ICES at Austin,

  • ICME at Stanford,

  • ICS and IAMCS at Texas A&M,

  • IMA at Minnesota,

  • IPAM at UCLA,

  • INI at Cambridge, UK

  • JICS and NICS at Tennessee,

  • MICDE at Michigan,

  • PIMS at Vancouver,

  • STDQS at Stuttgart,

  • National Postdoctoral Asssociation.

• Yngwie Malmsteen