Tyler Marghetis
@tylermarghetis.bsky.social
Asst Prof @ UC Merced, formerly Santa Fe Institute | cognition, complexity, culture, creativity, communication | ❤️b{ooks/ourbon/ikes} | former athlete 🤼♂️ | 🇨🇦🏳️🌈 | (www.tylermarghetis.com)
Something similar to what @simondedeo.bsky.social did with Darwin's notebooks: doi.org/10.1016/j.co...
Will it work? Gosh, who knows. Is it fun as heck to try? Yes!
Will it work? Gosh, who knows. Is it fun as heck to try? Yes!
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November 11, 2025 at 11:04 PM
Something similar to what @simondedeo.bsky.social did with Darwin's notebooks: doi.org/10.1016/j.co...
Will it work? Gosh, who knows. Is it fun as heck to try? Yes!
Will it work? Gosh, who knows. Is it fun as heck to try? Yes!
I love "Chalk"!
And I'd love to connect our work on the shorter timescales of mathematical creativity to the longer sweep of history... We recently started analyzing Erdös's entire oeuvre using similar methods. No results so far — the analyses are a bit of a mess, tbh — but hope springs eternal.
And I'd love to connect our work on the shorter timescales of mathematical creativity to the longer sweep of history... We recently started analyzing Erdös's entire oeuvre using similar methods. No results so far — the analyses are a bit of a mess, tbh — but hope springs eternal.
November 11, 2025 at 4:15 PM
I love "Chalk"!
And I'd love to connect our work on the shorter timescales of mathematical creativity to the longer sweep of history... We recently started analyzing Erdös's entire oeuvre using similar methods. No results so far — the analyses are a bit of a mess, tbh — but hope springs eternal.
And I'd love to connect our work on the shorter timescales of mathematical creativity to the longer sweep of history... We recently started analyzing Erdös's entire oeuvre using similar methods. No results so far — the analyses are a bit of a mess, tbh — but hope springs eternal.
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I’ll be considering graduate school applications for Fall 2026 – positions are fully funded, typically for 5 years. Deadline to apply to the Cognition program is December 1. Come do science with me in beautiful Amherst, Massachusetts! www.umass.edu/natural-scie...
PhD in Cognition and Cognitive Neuroscience : College of Natural Sciences : UMass Amherst
Engage in research centered on fundamental theoretical questions about cognitive function using multiple experimental methods and data analysis.
www.umass.edu
October 27, 2025 at 2:36 PM
I’ll be considering graduate school applications for Fall 2026 – positions are fully funded, typically for 5 years. Deadline to apply to the Cognition program is December 1. Come do science with me in beautiful Amherst, Massachusetts! www.umass.edu/natural-scie...