This week the JMU 3-SPACE classroom and the JMU MakerLab were featured in the Helen Barton Lecture Series in Computational Mathematics in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at UNC Greensboro.
In the talk “Making mathematics real: Knot theory, experimental mathematics, and 3D printing” we discussed the uses of 3D printing for mathematical research, college mathematics, general education, and K-12 education. During the talk we printed a nice tritangentless trefoil knot on a 3D printer that we brought along for the trip. Thank you in particular to Jan Rychtár for hosting this visit!
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