I’m a PhD student in statistics at Carnegie Mellon University, after previously earning my BSc in physics at the University of Texas at Austin while doing research on statistical methods to detect unexpected radioactive sources using mobile detectors. When I’m bored I write (as shown below), read, or write computer programs which do amusing things.
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Articles
Statistics Done Wrong, a guide to the many ways that statistics is abused in science. No prior statistical knowledge required.
Shut Up and Listen to Your Students, on why lecturing doesn’t work. An overview of physics education research on interactive teaching methods.
When I worked for Digett I also built their web design marketing microsite, in collaboration with their designer. It’s essentially an exhibition piece of JavaScript tricks, with parallax scrolling and various CSS transforms.
ipbLatex, an Invision Power Board plugin to support embedded LaTeX mathematics. (No longer maintained.)