Assistant professor (academic track) at the @TUDelft_CGV group working in the field of #illustratingmath, #dataviz, and #mathart. (he/him)
The Netherlands
Joined February 2020
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Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
Open Position for an Assistant/Associate Professor in Visual Analytics: careers.tudelft.nl/job/Delft….
Apply if you are excited about interactive exploration, analysis, and interpretation of complex data. Please also forward this position to anyone in your network who is interested.
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
Here's Tristan Buckmaster's statement. (You've probably seen bits of it quoted here today, but the whole thing is worth reading.)
cims.nyu.edu/~tristanb/state…
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
Doing a stream for the first time in a while! twitch.tv/hamish_todd/ join in if you like conformal geometry :)
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
Art worth a second look. 🎨✨
Revisit the creativity, experimentation, and imagination of the SIGGRAPH 2026 Art Gallery through our Flickr album.
📸 Explore the gallery now: flickr.com/photos/siggraphco…
Photos by Cabe Tejeda © 2026 ACM SIGGRAPH
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
Joel David Hamkins @JDHamkins, the John Cardinal O’Hara Professor of Logic in the Department of Philosophy at Notre Dame University, is the winner of the AFM prize for excellence in exposition of mathematics to a popular audience. Prof. Hamkins has written many mathematics books for popular audiences, and he has also been the top-ranked user on MathOverflow since 2010, where he has written almost 2000 posts (with over 5.8 million views).
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
New YT channel
youtu.be/_53R3K8PNVg
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
All 16,777,216 possible RGB colours in one image, each exactly once (modulo Twitter compression).
Arranged by threading a Hilbert curve through the 256³ colour cube and unrolling it along a Hilbert curve filling the square. so nearby colours stay close.
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
The theme selected for the 2027 International Day of Mathematics is ”Mathematics, AI and Our Future”.
It explores mathematics as the foundation of artificial intelligence and how mathematical ideas shape one of today’s most transformative technologies.
idm314.org/#theme
ALT "Mathematics, AI and Our Future". The space around these words is filled by colorful tree structures.
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
Sneak peek into the International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM): There will be a #MathArt gallery, which is already #openAccess at imaginary.org/gallery/icm-20…. It does feature my work "Heart of Domain Coloring" (with H. Lipschütz and U. Reitebuch). Go and give it a look!
ALT Domain coloring allows for the visualization of complex functions with color-lookups via a pre-image. The white grid lines correspond to function values with integer real or imaginary part. All other complex numbers are mapped to different colors by their angle to the positive real axis, using four color spectra, one for each quadrant. By placing zeros and poles in a highly symmetric configuration, we deform the coordinate axes shown in black into heart shapes. The image was created digitally by a pixel-wise evaluation of the input function.
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
Over 5,500 mathematical artworks can now be browsed in an attractive new gallery-wall layout on the Bridges website, thanks to the efforts of Nathan Selikoff: gallery.bridgesmathart.org/g…
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
Friday, May 8, we'll have the next #illustratingMath seminar online devoted to "Illustrating Tilings". Chaim Goodman-Strauss will give the main talk, flanked by Show & Ask of Evelyn Sander and Prajwal D'Souza. We start at 9am Pacific/12pm EST/6pm Europe. See you then!
ALT Poster for the Illustrating Math Seminar Online titled "Illustrating Tilings" by Chaim Goodman-Strauss from the National Museum of Mathematics. It takes place Friday, May 8, at 9AM US Pacific / 12PM US Eastern / 6PM Central Europe. Includes a QR code and link to join via Zoom.
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
Mathematics.
Building a human hypercube.
By Mike Naylor, nakedgeometry.com, Used with permission.
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
For Women's History Month AWM proudly presents a series of videos highlighting the rich history of our organization and the work we’ve accomplished.
Today we invite you to watch our AWM film "A Seat at the Table" by George Csicsery from 2022.
🔗 youtu.be/JImbxfQZuLo.
#AWM
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
Tomorrow, 14 March, is the International Day of Mathematics!
The 2026 theme is “Mathematics and Hope,” and the IDM website already features hundreds of events worldwide.
Explore and join the celebration: idm314.org/
#IDM314 #PiDay #Mathematics
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
For Women’s History Month, we’re spotlighting Women Who Count: Honoring African American Women Mathematicians by Shelly M. Jones.
A powerful look at the African American women whose work has shaped mathematics across generations. Link in comments.
ALT Cover of MBK/124
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
"Polar coordinates"
explores some famous conformal maps (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confor…), I still remember being galaxy-brained when I discovered this principle ✨
boids for scale.
#genuary #genuary10 #genuary26
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
Absolutely! You’ll find many biopics about mathematicians to stream at zalafilms.com … Erdos, Zhang, Mirzakhani, Chern, Halmos, Robinson, Hilbert, Graham, Granville, Newell and many more.
Dr. Martin Skrodzki retweeted
This is really fantastic news, the new @QuantaMagazine Books will publish a popular book by Tao, great job @7homaslin at making this happen!
simonsfoundation.org/2025/12…
I've long been jealous of physicists: so many Nobel-laureate physicists have published books for popular readers; math is *way* behind in this respect, with very few top mathematicians willing to communicate with general audiences (you hear things like “eh, they’ll never understand anything anyway, why should I waste my time; let second-rate researchers do this work”). Hopefully Terry’s book will be a harbinger of more things to come!
