Graham C
@grahamrc.bsky.social
Sketch artist 🌠 professional claimant 🌠 occasionally cryptic
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I’m looking for postdocs and PhD students to join my group at Cambridge!
Topics include: Classical & Quantum Complexity, Sublinear Algorithms, Coding Theory, Cryptography, Learning Theory, and their interplay with Fourier Analysis & Additive Combinatorics.
To apply or inquire, email me your CV.
Topics include: Classical & Quantum Complexity, Sublinear Algorithms, Coding Theory, Cryptography, Learning Theory, and their interplay with Fourier Analysis & Additive Combinatorics.
To apply or inquire, email me your CV.
October 20, 2025 at 8:15 PM
I’m looking for postdocs and PhD students to join my group at Cambridge!
Topics include: Classical & Quantum Complexity, Sublinear Algorithms, Coding Theory, Cryptography, Learning Theory, and their interplay with Fourier Analysis & Additive Combinatorics.
To apply or inquire, email me your CV.
Topics include: Classical & Quantum Complexity, Sublinear Algorithms, Coding Theory, Cryptography, Learning Theory, and their interplay with Fourier Analysis & Additive Combinatorics.
To apply or inquire, email me your CV.
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With @jesusoxford.bsky.social we are looking for a Professor of Statistics.
Become part of a historic institution and a community focused on academic excellence, innovative thinking, and significant practical application.
About the role: tinyurl.com/b8uy6mr5
Deadline: 15 September
Become part of a historic institution and a community focused on academic excellence, innovative thinking, and significant practical application.
About the role: tinyurl.com/b8uy6mr5
Deadline: 15 September
August 26, 2025 at 1:36 PM
With @jesusoxford.bsky.social we are looking for a Professor of Statistics.
Become part of a historic institution and a community focused on academic excellence, innovative thinking, and significant practical application.
About the role: tinyurl.com/b8uy6mr5
Deadline: 15 September
Become part of a historic institution and a community focused on academic excellence, innovative thinking, and significant practical application.
About the role: tinyurl.com/b8uy6mr5
Deadline: 15 September
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Forgot I was on a phone call about council tax
Them: What band are you in
Me: Erm, The Charlatans
Them: Your council tax band?
😬
Them: What band are you in
Me: Erm, The Charlatans
Them: Your council tax band?
😬
April 3, 2025 at 12:37 PM
Forgot I was on a phone call about council tax
Them: What band are you in
Me: Erm, The Charlatans
Them: Your council tax band?
😬
Them: What band are you in
Me: Erm, The Charlatans
Them: Your council tax band?
😬
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Giuseppe Cannizzaro has won the 2025 Adams Prize for "his innovative contributions to stochastic partial differential equations." The Adams Prize is awarded jointly each year by Cambridge's Faculty of Mathematics and St John’s College to UK-based researchers.
www.maths.cam.ac.uk/...
www.maths.cam.ac.uk/...
April 1, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Giuseppe Cannizzaro has won the 2025 Adams Prize for "his innovative contributions to stochastic partial differential equations." The Adams Prize is awarded jointly each year by Cambridge's Faculty of Mathematics and St John’s College to UK-based researchers.
www.maths.cam.ac.uk/...
www.maths.cam.ac.uk/...
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Very interesting (short) paper by Graham Cormode (@grahamrc.bsky.social), "Applications of Sketching and Pathways to Impact", using sketching algos as case study to see how to go from theory to—impactful—practice, and what to keep in mind in the process. (Small) sample below
doi.org/10.1145/3584...
doi.org/10.1145/3584...
January 5, 2025 at 9:35 PM
Very interesting (short) paper by Graham Cormode (@grahamrc.bsky.social), "Applications of Sketching and Pathways to Impact", using sketching algos as case study to see how to go from theory to—impactful—practice, and what to keep in mind in the process. (Small) sample below
doi.org/10.1145/3584...
doi.org/10.1145/3584...
This is exactly what I came here to avoid
November 30, 2024 at 7:34 PM
This is exactly what I came here to avoid