This Saturday at The Science Circle

 

Saturday April 11

 

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At 10 AM PST  

 

Nipah Virus: A Deadly Zoonotic Threat With Pandemic Potential

By Tagline

 

SURL: https://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Science%20Circle/59/128/29

 

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    NOTE: Non-members required to register once

    IM Jes Cobalt or Nymf Hathaway

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This Saturday at The Science Circle

 

Saturday, February 18

 

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    At 10 AM PST   

    Mathematics Club and Moon Base

    By Robert Hendrix (Tagline Resident),  Natalie Foster (Sumo Itano)

    https://www.sciencecircle.org/event/mc-mb/

    Auditorium

 

   The Science Circle (72,129,30)

      

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    At 9 PM PST   

    Mathematics Club and Moon Base

    By Robert Hendrix (Tagline Resident), Karthik Prathaban

    https://www.sciencecircle.org/event/mathematics-moon-9/

 

   The Science Circle (72,129,30)

 

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    NOTE: Non-members required to register once

    IM Jes Cobalt or Nymf Hathaway

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Announcement: This Week At The Science Circle : "Science Fiction in Movies"

"Science Fiction in Movies"

Saturday, December 8
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM SL time  

The sequel to “Science Fiction in Movies”
A slide presentation by Tagline and a second panel discussion led by Beragon

Panel participants:

1. Tagline
2. Mike Shaw
3. Syzygy Asymptote

 https://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Science%20Circle/61/127/32

Announcement: This Week At The Science Circle: "Tumblin’ Dice – Probability Theory and Statistics…"

Saturday, May 26
at 10AM PDT
"Tumblin’ Dice – Probability Theory and Statistics as a Basis for Modern Science"
By Tagline

Probability Theory and Statistics represent something very basic to human existence and are indispensable to scientific rigor. This presentation will survey some of the stepping stones that form the basis of computational mathematics commonly used in analysis of data from experimentation. This includes some mathematical history and some set theoretic considerations for basic statistics with emphasis on discrete sample (outcome) space.

For more information: Click Here.  

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