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Undergraduate Research Onboarding

An overview of what undergraduate research in low-dimensional topology entails

Tuesday, October 13, 2026 Read
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Computational Tasks in Low-Dimensional Topology: Tools, Workflows, and Implementation

A guide to computational tasks and coding workflows supporting undergraduate research in low-dimensional topology, from invariant pipelines in SageMath to diagram parsing in SnapPy.

Tuesday, October 13, 2026 Read
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Navigating College Mathematics

Seven practical differences between high school and university mathematics courses, covering pacing, independent practice, conceptual exams, and self-advocacy.

Tuesday, October 13, 2026 Read
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Values and Educational Philosophy

Core values informing teaching, undergraduate mentorship, and service in mathematics, centered on dignity, agency, transparent pedagogy, and ethical professional conduct.

Tuesday, October 13, 2026 Read
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JupyterLite Instance

I’m pleased to share that I now have a JupyterLite instance running at jupyter.nickmeyer.phd Description of JupyterLite JupyterLite brings much of the Jupyter Notebook experience directly into your web browser. Unlike a traditional Jupyter server, JupyterLite runs entirely on the client side, meaning there is nothing to install and no account required to get started. What You Can Do The environment is particularly useful for: Writing and running Python code directly in your browser Creating and editing Jupyter notebooks Exploring computational and mathematical ideas interactively Practicing programming concepts without setting up a local Python installation Quickly testing code from class, homework assignments, or independent projects Because the environment runs entirely in the browser, it’s an easy way to get started with Python on virtually any device, although it works best on an iPad or larger device.

Tuesday, September 29, 2026 Read
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Helpful Resources

Here are some helpful resources that I’ve found over the years. YouTube Channels, Textbooks, and Other Videos PatrickJMT (YouTube) Krista King Math (YouTube) Blackpenredpen (YouTube) Paul’s Online Math Notes OpenStax Free, Open Source textbooks KhanAcademy Calculators Desmos NumWorks for Android NumWorks for iOS Vector Field Plotter

Monday, September 8, 2025 Read

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