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Julia User Group Kick-Off Meeting

by PICSciE/Research Computing

Training/Workshop Programming Languages Research & Data Analysis

Thu, Sep 12, 2024

12 PM – 1 PM EDT (GMT-4)

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The Princeton Julia User Group is a group for students, researchers and developers on campus to discuss and promote the Julia programming language. We aim to help participants improve their Julia skills and facilitate the adoption of Julia as the default choice for high-performance research software on campus. Our monthly meetings provide a friendly environment for participants to ask questions, seek advice, share their Julia knowledge—and receive sustenance 🍕. From the merely curious to the experienced Julian, all those interested in Julia are welcome.

Kick-Off Meeting: Our first ever meeting will focus on getting to know each other and figuring out how our group can best serve its members. We'll also be looking for volunteers to present at future meetings and help get our group off the ground. Lunch to be provided.

Hosted by Data-Driven Social Science (DDSS).

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Colin Swaney

Colin joined the RSE group at Princeton in May 2021 in affiliation with the Initiative for Data-Driven Social Science. His work focuses on creating open-source statistical software and building systems to manage and facilitate research on large-scale social science databases. In his past research, he has developed methods to forecast high-frequency trade activity and predict mutual fund returns using machine learning methods. Prior to Princeton, Colin held roles as a quantitative researcher at Jacobs Levy Equity Management and as the lead data scientist at Nova Credit Inc.

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