Our event is very soon! Time to thank our wonderful sponsors again - thanks to Newcastle University for hosting, and to @ICMS, the #Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research, #MapleSoft and the #IMA for financial support with our event.

We’re hugely grateful to our sponsors @ICMS, the #Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research, the #IMA and #MapleSoft for making TMiP 2023 possible, and to Newcastle University for kindly hosting our event. For info visit https://talkingmathsinpublic.uk

TMiP wouldn’t be possible without the kind support of sponsors @ICMS, the #IMA and #MapleSoft, as well as our hosts, Newcastle University. Thanks to all of them for making it possible!

Our sponsors for TMiP 2023 are hosts University of Newcastle and funders @ICMS, #MapleSoft & the #IMA - thanks to all of them for supporting us with funding so we can put on our event and keep ticket costs down.

My #introduction: currently powering through undergrad PDEs and stochastic processes. These are the last weeks of the last semester of my math degree; am considering grad studies since it is now getting interesting, and don’t want to stop. Interests: #symboliccomputation #Maplesoft #differentialequations #math-communication, and more.

If there are any other #Maplesoft Maple users interested in how I build these, here's a #Jupyter notebook that runs using the Maple kernel that ships with Maple 2022 https://github.com/johnpmay/MapleSnippets/blob/main/Pokemon%20Type%20Graph.ipynb

Here's a super old #project I did in #Maplesoft #Maple

I was playing a bunch of beta #Minecraft at the time, and got the idea that I could probably build commands to export 3D surface plots from Maple into objects in Minecraft. At the time I was only able to generate schematic files that could be put into a world map with an external editor, but it was still fun.

Both Minecraft and Maple have gotten better since then, I should really revist this.

https://www.mapleprimes.com/maplesoftblog/119397-Exporting-3D-Plots-To-Minecraft-Using-Maple-15