Top Tweets for #WSS20

almost 6 years ago

Congratulations to Connor Woods placed 2nd in J16 1x and all our participants - especially the J15 girls who braved the singles after their inaugural J14 season was cut short in lockdown. Well done all! #maroonandwhite #BeADragon #WSS20

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almost 6 years ago

Congratulations to Avril Walters winner of the W Sen 1x and WJ18 1x (Bonnie Bird Cup) and fasted recorded female time of the day. #maroonandwhite #BeaDragon #WSS20

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almost 6 years ago

Congratulations Theo Doyle winner of the J17 1x and fastest SGCBC 1x of the day. Well done. #maroonandwhite #BeaDragon #WSS20

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Weybridge Rowing Club @WeybridgeRC

almost 6 years ago

Many thanks to @WeybridgeRowing for organising Weybridge Silver Sculls. Terrific to see the students out racing again in 2020 in great autumnal conditions. #WSS20

almost 6 years ago

WEY have lift off...! First crews passing into the Desborough Cut for the last third of the Weybridge Silver Sculls #WSS20... More to come with flurries of thanks! Remember, ALWAYS #COVIDSafe

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Weybridge Rowing Club @WeybridgeRC

almost 6 years ago

WEY have lift off...! First crews passing into the Desborough Cut for the last third of the Weybridge Silver Sculls #WSS20... More to come with flurries of thanks! Remember, ALWAYS #COVIDSafe

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almost 6 years ago

In an extension of his #WSS20 project, Anshul Chandra employs the #Wolfram Language in conjunction with @OpenBCI to identify stimuli like jaw clenches or eye blinks from EEG readings extracted from the outside of the brain: https://t.co/qqIkYLre9w

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about 6 years ago

Check out #WSS20 alum Matthew Kafker's project on exploring networks in hard sphere models!

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about 6 years ago

For her #WSS20 project, Antonia Kaestner focused on creating a generalized biological evolution graph, including concepts like genetic drift and selection. Check out the full project: https://t.co/dibSUcS3ve

WolframResearch's tweet photo. For her #WSS20 project, Antonia Kaestner focused on creating a generalized biological evolution graph, including concepts like genetic drift and selection. Check out the full project: https://t.co/dibSUcS3ve https://t.co/dqRVUzUdfc

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about 6 years ago

#WSS20 alum, Jiahao Fan, investigated article data on @ArXiv in order to see how the field of condensed matter theory has progressed over the last three decades. See the #Wolfram Language code he used here: https://t.co/4AwiBQ05tl

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about 6 years ago

When referring to digital images, noise can be understood as a signal distortion which hinders observation and information extraction. #WSS20 alum Siria Sadeddin used #Wolfram Language to build an automatic denoising model for images with common noise: https://t.co/53UN16eP7q

WolframResearch's tweet photo. When referring to digital images, noise can be understood as a signal distortion which hinders observation and information extraction. #WSS20 alum Siria Sadeddin used #Wolfram Language to build an automatic denoising model for images with common noise: https://t.co/53UN16eP7q https://t.co/lxbmMT4yYC

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about 6 years ago

For her #WSS20 project, Alejandra Ortiz Duran chose to elaborate on an idea from @Stephen_Wolfram's #ANewKindofScience. See how she classified shapes and curves defined by curvature obtained with different Arc Length functions: https://t.co/9nv6Gma7Kd

WolframResearch's tweet photo. For her #WSS20 project, Alejandra Ortiz Duran chose to elaborate on an idea from @Stephen_Wolfram's #ANewKindofScience. See how she classified shapes and curves defined by curvature obtained with different Arc Length functions: https://t.co/9nv6Gma7Kd https://t.co/2prEHYmEwq

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about 6 years ago

For #WSS20 alum Radhika Prasad, the aim of her project was to work with lattices (in 3D) and to be able to perform computational tasks on the lattice elements. Check out her project here: https://t.co/iDdfemO073

WolframResearch's tweet photo. For #WSS20 alum Radhika Prasad, the aim of her project was to work with lattices (in 3D) and to be able to perform computational tasks on the lattice elements. Check out her project here: https://t.co/iDdfemO073 https://t.co/IkOuTESVJp

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about 6 years ago

Due to #COVID19, we chose to make our summer programs accessible to students & faculty from across the world—this year from 25 countries and all populated continents. Follow the link to read about #WSS20 from Academic Director Vitaliy Kaurov: https://t.co/FniLymaAYa

WolframResearch's tweet photo. Due to #COVID19, we chose to make our summer programs accessible to students & faculty from across the world—this year from 25 countries and all populated continents. Follow the link to read about #WSS20 from Academic Director Vitaliy Kaurov: https://t.co/FniLymaAYa https://t.co/wdiT5H7Jtl

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about 6 years ago

Using #Wolfram Language function OpticalFieldModeling, #WSS20 alum Julián Laverde models complex and interesting experiments and physical phenomena with just a few lines of code. See his full project here: https://t.co/Tdybp20bWb

WolframResearch's tweet photo. Using #Wolfram Language function OpticalFieldModeling, #WSS20 alum Julián Laverde models complex and interesting experiments and physical phenomena with just a few lines of code. See his full project here: https://t.co/Tdybp20bWb https://t.co/LQlXilK9kt

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about 6 years ago

#WSS20 Alum Yury Polyachenko created a #Wolfram Language package for the construction and visualization of protein surfaces, enriching what can be done with existing Protein Data Bank (PDB) integration and protein data. Read more: https://t.co/If8Z285v6M

WolframResearch's tweet photo. #WSS20 Alum Yury Polyachenko created a #Wolfram Language package for the construction and visualization of protein surfaces, enriching what can be done with existing Protein Data Bank (PDB) integration and protein data. Read more: https://t.co/If8Z285v6M https://t.co/v4Qvp6K7rf

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