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Announcements

June 13, 2020
Q&A with Sigma Lecturers: Machine Learning and Language

SigmaCamp continues Q&A sessions with Sigma Lecturers. Then next Q&A with Michael Douglas will take place via Zoom on June 16rd at 3pm EST:

Machine Learning and Language
by Michael Douglas

Please visit http://sigmacamp.org/2020-q-and-a/douglas for details.oberman...

May 16, 2020
Clone of Q&A with Sigma Lecturers: Duality in Physics

SigmaCamp continues Q&A sessions with Sigma Lecturers. Then next Q&A with Steven Skiena will take place via Zoom on May 19th at 2pm EST:

Data Science, Computer Science, and Real Science
by Steven Skiena

Please visit http://sigmacamp.org/2020-q-and-a/skiena for...

May 12, 2020
Q&A with Sigma Lecturers: Duality in Physics

SigmaCamp continues Q&A sessions with Sigma Lecturers. Then net Q&A with Sergei Razamat will take place via Zoom on May 14th at 4pm EST:

Duality in Physics
by Sergei Razamat

Please visit http://sigmacamp.org/2020-q-and-a/razamat for details.

May 10, 2020
SigmaCamp 2020 Goes Virtual

On behalf of the Sigma Staff, we are delighted to share with you that SigmaCamp 2020 is going virtual! We are working on retaining many aspects of the traditional Sigma experience, while taking advantage of new opportunities. We are excited about how the program is taking shape, and will share...

May 05, 2020
Q&A with Sigma Lecturers

The opening lecture and Q&A on freedom of speech by Nadine Strossen was a big success last week. The next Q&A session will take place via Zoom on May 8th at 4pm EST:

From Inscribed Worlds to Non-Euclidean Geometry: History and Geometry of Kepler's Laws
by Roman...

April 25, 2020
Q&A with Sigma Lecturers

This Spring, Sigma Camp is starting a new feature: Q&A with Sigma Lecturers.

We have made recordings of some of the lectures given at SigmaCamp 2019. Now, for the first time, we are making these recordings available for those who missed it in August 2019! Moreover, the lecturers have...