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The Colloquium of the Mathematics Department of Rutgers-Newark takes places on every second or third Wednesday, from 4pm-5pm, in 204 Smith Hall, 101 Warren St., Rutgers-Newark. All are welcome.
On alternate Wednesdays, the student colloquium features talks which are aimed in particular to be accessible to graduate students. Again, all are welcome.
By train: Take NJ Transit to Newark, there are TWO stops in Newark. Newark Penn Station and Newark Broad Street Station (you can look at www.njtransit.com.), either one will be fine although Newark Broad Street Station is closer to the campus (see infomation below)
From New York: If you are coming from New York Penn Station through NJ transit, then it is about 17 minutes ride to either of the two stations. There are four lines to choose: Montclair-Booton Line and Morristown Line stop at Newark Broad Street Station; Northeast Corridor Line and North Jersey Coast Line stop at Newark Penn Station. They are pretty frequent and you may find schedule here.
Walk from Newark Penn station: It will take you 15 minutes to walk (, which is recommended) to the department on101 Warren St., or you can take the Newark Light Rail/City Subway (entrance by McDonald's in Newark Penn station) to Washington Street (take the train toward the Grove St stop). For the Light Rail, you should buy a ticket and validate it before you get on the train ( I think it's 65 cents). From the Washington St. city Subway station, there's a campus map. The city subway comes out on Raymond Blvd. between University Av. and Washington St. The math dept at Rutgers Newark is in Smith Hall, 101 Warren St. My office is 314.
Walk from Newark Broad Street Station: It will take you 8 minutes to walk to the department along University Av.
By car: Here is the direction to the campus. For parking, you will want to go to the Bradley lot. To get there, follow the online directions to Parking Deck 1, which will be on your left off University Av. Then take the next right onto Warren St. The Bradley lot will be the first lot on your left (after the sports field). Smith Hall will be across Warren St, and again there's a campus map.
Raszyk started his career as a cultural manager by developing an artist in residence program ‘culturia’ (www.culturia.de). The project was focused on the documentation of artistic process through the practice of notation and video interviews (2006-2014), shaped as a cooperation with an artist Nuno Vicente.
Since 2009 he has been a director of the physical archive and a network of 250 artists, curators and project spaces ‘Berlinerpool Arts Network’ (www.berlinerpool.de). In 2012 Berlinerpool was distinguished by the Arts Council of City Berlin for its programming with a first Project Spaces and Art Initiatives Award (talks, exhibitions, workshops, services). The team of Berlinerpool consisted of Paz Ponce, serving as a curator and Aleksandra Pronina, cultural manager.
In the years 2009-­2014 Raszyk was a publisher of a weekly updated online platform ‘mondaynews’ (www.mondaynews.net). As an editor and a copywriter, he provided information on international open­-calls for cultural workers, in time growing the mailing list to 13.000 regular readers and 20000 monthly page views.
He is a founder of “Berlin Sessions Residency Program” (www.berlinsessions.org) that proposes a personalized approach for rooting the resident in Berlin art landscape (consulting, networking and groundwork for project presentation). Detailed residency programs are developed in cooperation with both, nominating organizations and selected artist. Projects are financially backed by single-term or long-term co-operations with partner institutions.
For a period of two years (2015-2016) he worked as a consultant for culture, higher education and promotion strategies in the Department of Public Diplomacy and Culture at the Polish Embassy in Berlin.
Andrzej Raszyk graduated from Comparative Literature Program at the Faculty of Polish Literature Studies at the University of Silesia in Katowice (2006). His master thesis is a comparative reading of novels by Stefan Grabiński and Edgar Allan Poe based on the theory of The Anxiety of Influence (H. Bloom). (http://wichrowatelinie.net/)
Hua Mei, first panda born at the San Diego Zoo, USA. She now resides in China at the Bifengxia Panda Base. Since leaving San Diego in 2004 she has given birth to three sets of twins. Hua Mei was one of the giant pandas relocated from the Wolong Panda Reserve after the earthquake of 12 May 2008.
One of the most useful resources I have yet found for organizing and annotating papers is the reference manager Mendeley. Mendeley's incredible powers are self-evident; only mere months ago I was surrounded by towering stacks of papers, feeling guilty that I had massacred countless trees in order to produce reams of articles that I would never get around to anyway. Then I found Mendeley, burned all those papers with extreme prejudice (what else can you do with a stack of papers you don't want to read?), and haven't looked back. Now, instead of wasting money on pens, paper, and highlighters, every paper I have ever read is at my fingertips as long as I have a computer and an Internet connection. Now, instead of hazarding the inability to read my chicken-scratches that I wrote down months ago on a sheet of paper, I have everything typed up nice and legible. Now, instead of feeling like just another dweeb whose desk space is swamped with more than he can handle, providing visible proof of his incompetency and slovenliness, I can hide that dweebiness down, deep down, where nobody can ever find it.
Mendeley has a host of features, many of which are documented on their website; I will only mention a couple here that I find particularly useful. First, in addition to inserting and formatting references into word processors, Mendeley also features an intuitive interface and allows the user to organize papers quickly and easily.
Mendeley Interface. Folders are on the left; list of returned search items in the middle; reference information on the right.
However, in my experience the most useful feature is Mendeley's built-in PDF reader, which opens up articles in a separate tab for easy reference. The paper can then be marked up with annotations, notes, and highlights, which is useful for writing down your deepest thoughts, feelings, and musings on complex yet beautiful scientific topics.
Papers can also be shared with groups of coworkers and friends through Mendeley's online sharing system, which works quite smoothly. Share those papers, even with people who don't want them or haven't even asked for them, and feel a sense of satisfaction that you are doing something good for someone else.
Let me share a personal habit. In my most private moments, when the air is so still you can hear the sound of the lid of a jar of Nutella being unscrewed, where the only smell is the faint odor radiating from my socks, and when I am absolutely sure nobody is watching, I select multiple references using the shift key and then insert them into a Word document. Try it.
My blog and YouTube channel are tools for both beginner and veteran neuroimagers who either need help just getting started, or maybe need to brush up on a command that they can't quite remember. The purpose of these tutorials is to both help you understand the concepts, and to show how certain steps are accomplished. You might also have a few laughs along the way.
I focus mainly on FMRI, but you will also find tutorials on statistics, computational modeling, using E-Prime, and more. I hope it helps!
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