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| − | My favourite MATLAB demonstration is the Teapot (in the section graphics) because I love tea, and also because I think it is really nice to see that you can do all sorts of things with MATLAB that seem unrelated to | + | My favourite MATLAB demonstration is the Teapot (in the section graphics) because I love tea, and also because I think it is really nice to see that you can do all sorts of things with MATLAB that seem unrelated to mathematics. |
Another one of my favourites is the Images and Matrices demo, because it shows another application of matrices that makes them applicable to art. | Another one of my favourites is the Images and Matrices demo, because it shows another application of matrices that makes them applicable to art. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:07, 14 September 2015
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About me
I am an international student: I was born and raised in the Netherlands. Since English is my second language, I might make mistakes in grammar or pronunciation sometimes. If that happens, please correct me!
Name Pronunciation
The pronunciation of my first name is pretty straightforward: SOH-phie. My last name is a bit more difficult: vahn HOW-uh-ning-uh. The 'ng' sound does not exist in the English language, but I can probably describe it as follows: it sounds like the 'ng' in orange right up until the 'dzje' sound of the g in orange. If this explanation does not work for you, think of it as a less pronounced g (the g as in goat).
Grand Challenges for Engineering articles
- Hybrid bioinorganic approach to solar-to-chemical conversion, Eva M. Nichols et al., Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, created 08/18/2015, accessed 09/13/2015 (make solar energy economical)
- In vivo capture and label-free detection of early metastatic cells, Lonnie D. Shea et al., Nature Communications, created 09/08/2015, accessed 09/13/2015 (engineer better medicine)
MATLAB Demonstrations
My favourite MATLAB demonstration is the Teapot (in the section graphics) because I love tea, and also because I think it is really nice to see that you can do all sorts of things with MATLAB that seem unrelated to mathematics. Another one of my favourites is the Images and Matrices demo, because it shows another application of matrices that makes them applicable to art.
