The Math Club is a place where all math lovers come together. We discuss and learn various areas of maths, from elementary to very advanced, graduate level mathematics. Every meetup is filled with rich topics for discussion in various areas of mathematics. Topics will range from history, philosophy, and math education to the discussion and study of particular areas of math. We also frequently run problem solving sessions for both remedial and advanced areas of mathematics. Problem solving sessio …

NewJerseyR NewJerseyR will be a free informal event, held quarterly and intended to serve as a platform for all local (and regional) R users to present and exchange their experiences and ideas around the usage of R. A typical meeting will consist of 3-4 talks of about 20-25 min to give plenty of room for sharing your R experiences, discussions and exchange of ideas. What is R? R is a language and environment for statistical computing and graphics. It is a GNU project which is similar to the S l …

Math is the original liberal art, the first stop on any intellectual journey to understand a little more about the world. It's about trying to answer questions, not because they've been assigned out of some dusty textbook, but because the question itself is interesting and the attempt is more interesting still. It's about learning for the sake of learning, studying for the sake of studying. This group is about math for math's sake. The School of Mathematics was founded to cultivate a natural an …

Gathering of people who are interested in data visualization. Speaker series - watch and listen to fellow designers, statisticians, mathematicians, architects, programmers, start ups, and other great people in the industry. We hope to have monthly small meetups sharing work and ideas. Also plan to have headline speakers every two to three months in a larger format!

This group is for people who want to study fundamental physics and math topics in depth, with the help of others, and with the extra motivation, and fun, that comes from group study.  We choose a topic to learn about -- such as quantum field theory, relativity, or Hamiltonian mechanics -- then teach ourselves the topic at the graduate/advanced-undergrad level, before moving on.  Courses are self-taught, and last as long as needed: generally one semester.  We make use of on-line videos and lectur …

A meetup where: We can read all of those math non text-books we've had on our shelves we've been meaning to read but haven't had time. We can go on math field trips. We can attend lectures. We can make new math friends.

NuSkool is a new Ed Tech Startup devoted to Real Life Learning. NuSkool specializes in using Popular Culture to enhance learning both inside and outside of the classroom. This meetup is for anyone working with youth in a teaching setting and would like to discuss effective strategies for student engagement. Every session we do a quick demo of the NuSkool platform and offer suggestions on how to integrate popular youth culture into your curriculum to create a student-centered learning environment …

This meetup group is for all of you with felt pouches of dice. This is for all of you who still see the world in 8 bits. This is for anyone who has not sold back a math textbook because you haven't finished all of the problems yet. For everyone who has an original x-wing still in the package, this group is yours. If you've referred to your friends as either a "nerf-herder" or "rouge-2," welcome aboard. Anyone who laughs every time they think about ET for 2600, we know you. If you understand how …

God probably doesn't exist. But that's not the point. We live in a world of breathtaking beauty, of fascinating mystery. And those mysteries only become more compelling as we unravel them. In a universe of natural, mathematical laws, sentient beings arose who cared about that beauty and mystery. Humanism deserves a culture worth experiencing - art that makes us ache at the universe's beauty, connects us to our community, and inspires us to work towards a better future. Humanism deserves a cultur …

Work with other General Assembly students, alumni, and members on challenging and rewarding computer science problems.

The greater Philadelphia area has so many wonderful scientific institutions, be it research groups, medicine innovators, or educational museums. This is a new group to gather like-minded people in order to take advantage of those institutions. Members of the Philadelphia Science society will meet new people, learn about scientific advancements, discuss how they affect our world, better appreciate Mother Nature, and have fun!

Hey Math Students, Math Enthusiasts and Self-Proclaimed Geniuses! Our MeetUp Group for those who love to learn and explore the world around them, especially through math. This is an approachable community for novices and savants alike. We will host open study hours, relaxation events, movie/art/music nights, learning experiences, and anything else we can think of to uncover our universal workings. All members (ages 18+) and all educational levels welcome. We love new members. Feel free to contac …

This is a group for researchers, students, and professionals who have an interest in Mathematical Optimization. The goal of the group is to bring together like minded indviduals to further our skills, assist eachother with work and research questions, and create interesting side projects. All skill levels welcome. If enough are interested we can subdivide to better support specific interests. Current, future, and retired interested parties welcome.

This group is for CQF-Certificate in Quant Finance alumni, current students and those interested in the CQF located in the New York Metro area.  The focus of this group is to network with other CQFers and quant finance professionals. The goal is to meet once a month allowing you to build your networks and connections in the quant finance industry. Unsure if the CQF is for you?  Attend an event and speak to CQF alumni who can share their experiences with you.

This Meetup is for creative females in or around their 30s! Whether you are a writer, scientist, artist, engineer, musician, businessperson, or creative hobbyist, we want to meet you! Join to talk to, bond with, and cut loose amongst cool women like yourself and get ideas and relationships flowing. --- The Dirty Thirties, also known as “The Dust Bowl,” was a period during the 1930s when severe dust storms raged over American and Canadian prairies. Our website and Meetup group has nothing to do w …

We are a group of science and mathematics students interested in developing high efficiency methods of living. We are interested in redoing everything and redefining all the norms. We believe there is a scientific way to approach old ways and maximize the quality of everyday life. The technologies we are currently looking at include but not limited to wind turbines that produce water by condensing air and high lipid algae for biofuel. We continually research new technologies and welcome every an …

This meet up is for anyone interested in quantum mechanics, special relativity, the grand unification and theoretical or hypothetical quandaries into the quantum world. This Meetup is meant to inspire a collaborative group of people to help one another in order to process or theorize hypothetical ideas of the quantum world. These ideas may also stretch from the quantum mechanical world of subatomic particles to the macroscopic world of cosmological celestial bodies of the vast cosmos. Together w …

The study of Astrology Compatibility Finding and keeping your ideal partner Seven years after my divorce, I was tired of dressing up, traveling to an event or a club to meet my Mr. Right. An old friend gave me an astrology textbook, three years later I met my terrific guy who gave me his love, marriage and the experience of shared joy. The science of astrology was taught in universities up until the mid-1850’s. Astrology, astronomy and psychology were all encased in one curriculum. Both psycholo …