Project BaNaNa
The project 'baNaNa' is a self-organised seminar from the PhD students of the numerical analysis department at TU Delft and part of the SIAM Student Chapter Delft. Our aim is to present practical tools and software from the every-day use of a mathematician to each other. The seminar will be held on a bi-monthly basis and in an informal manner. Everyone is welcome to join our talks and contribute from time to time...
Organisers: Manuel, Joost and Roel- 19 May 2021: "Trilinos" by Alexander Heinlein
- 05 Jan 2021: "Pluto.jl" by Arvind Nayak
- 30 Nov 2020: "The FEniCS Project" by Vieri Mattei
- 15 Oct 2020: "G+Smo and Kirchov-Love shells" by Hugo Verhelst
- 05 Dec 2019: "MapReduce" by Reinaldo Astudillo
- 16 Oct 2019: "An introduction to Julia" by Kristof Cools
- 09 Jul 2019: "Creating web animations with p5.js" by Shriram Ashirgade
- 21 Feb 2019: "Object Oriented Programming in Python" by Jochen Hinz
- 29 Nov 2018: "Mendeley" by Marieke Kootte
- 13 Sep 2018: "Pythonic Programming" by Jochen Hinz
- 27 Jun 2018: "How to create your own website on a rainy afternoon?" by Roel Tielen
- 19 Apr 2018: "Vim - it's not that difficult" by Reinaldo Astudillo
- 22 Feb 2018: "A practical introduction to Git" by Matthias Möller
- 30 Nov 2017: "The Basics of Chess" by Reinaldo Astudillo
- 08 Nov 2017: "Continuous Integration" by Matthias Möller
- 01 Jun 2017: "Baby steps towards a better software development" by Reinaldo Astudillo
- 04 May 2017: "The Matlab Reservoir Simulation Toolbox" by Gabriela Diaz
- 30 Mar 2017: "How to compute A LOT in the clouds" by Raphael Sprenger
- 26 Jan 2017: "COMSOL" by Behrouz Raftari
- 14 Dec 2016: "Paperhive" by Manuel
- 20 Oct 2016: "PETSc" by Christiaan Klaij
- 22 Sep 2016: "The art of job application" by Thea Vuik
- 09 Jun 2016: "Handbook of Writing for the Mathematical Sciences" by Manuel and Joern
- 19 Apr 2016: "Golden baNaNa talk - nutils" by Joost
- 17 Mar 2016: "Scientific writing with Microsoft (word) ?!" by Mohamed el Abbassi
- 11 Feb 2016: "OpenFOAM" by Dave Weij
- 24 Sep 2015: "Why pgfplots is better than Matlab's figures" by Manuel
- 16 Apr 2015: "Wikipedia - The Land Unknown" by Moritz
- 26 Mar 2015: "LaTeX - tips and tricks 2.0" by Dennis
- 22 Jan 2015: "Many ways to find your reference" by Nicole Potters, TU Delft Library
- 18 Dec 2014: "Calculate in Fortran, visualize in Python" by Xiaozhou (and Joost)
- 27 Nov 2014: "How to use BLAS and LAPACK" by Reinaldo
- 30 Oct 2014: "Bitbucket - a tool for international collaboration" by Manuel
- 29 Apr 2014: "LaTeX - tips and tricks" by Kristin, Joost, Manuel
- 06 Feb 2014: "Julia" by Moritz Schauer
- 19 Dec 2013: "JabRef" by Manuel Baumann
- 28 Nov 2013: "Git and Github" by Manuel Baumann and Joost van Zwieten