- Mathematical Biology Graduate Seminar.
- Reviews of good and not-so-good Science fiction.
- Some collected talks by Richard Feynman, the inspiring physicist and mathematician.
- A rough list of books for mathbio graduate students.
- Amy Hurford's blog related to mathematical modelling.
- My favorite computer programs for getting work done.
- A custom Ubuntu Distribution with basic tools for scientific computing, like Octave and Scientific Python. Students interested in trying out Linux without wanting to do a full install might find this live-CD useful.
- A gzipped tar archive example of the use of latex, foiltex, and texpower for making presentations.
- The best math homevideo ever made (despite the lame title).
- Public Key
- An antique web paper I wrote ages ago(1995) on some mathematics done in Greece thousands of years ago. (It's incomplete, since I ran out of time before I got around to the cube-doubling problem.) Update: Those persisted in the Perseus project until around 2010, but now only survives in the wayback machine at the internet archive.