Introducing Myself

Hi guys! My name is Nina Singh, and I am a member of the Torque Group. I would like to introduce myself and talk a little bit about what I plan to contribute to Brilliant. I am a high school sophomore who lives in Morgan Hill, CA. Some of my favorite things to do in my free time are singing, art, programming, journalism, and, of course, math! As a fifteen year old, I aspire to work in biotechnology, molecular chemistry, or genetics, though this might change. I have started a math circle in Morgan Hill which currently meets once a month. I aim to increase awareness of the beauty of math and help to create a budding math community. I plan to post as often as possible on Brilliant. I am currently working with other members of the Torque Group to create a list of math resources (websites, books, etc.). I will try to post one short random fact about mathematics or an introduction to a mathematical concept a day, in addition to more lengthy posts. I want to occasionally post biographies of famous mathematicians as well. I am so excited to contribute to a community of budding mathematicians!

#IntroduceYourself

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7 years, 5 months ago

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Nice to meet you Nina :D

Abhijeeth Babu - 7 years, 5 months ago

Looking forward to your posts, Nina :-)

Upendra Singh - 7 years, 5 months ago
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