Mathematical Sciences Research Institute

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  (May 4, 2018, 1:18 am)

  The Simons Auditorium is the best place to watch a math lecture.

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• Chaoran Yu from Google
  
  
  (October 2, 2016, 2:23 pm)

  Sit atop the hill. Gorgeous view of the bay. Awesome people doing math research here.

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• Rich Kretzschmar from Google
  
  
  (April 24, 2015, 8:11 pm)

  I tried to get there by starting from here a.1 (a vertex) corner of a cube, along the way there were 7 other vertex points along the way to h.8. The map folded in my pocket indicated that I could not retrace any portions of the path I took to return home. So I took out the calculator and added the 1 of the first point to it and then the 7, the tally of the other points to her. The display read 17 G since the function I used associated the 7 to it's corresponding letter in the alphabet. Then the display added the word "aus" and said via voice synthesis that this meant "from" in German [and] right at that moment The Bong flew into frame and pecked on the GPS calculator and another "s" appeared [and] the Bong which by the way looked like a cross between a Cardinal and a Blue Jay that escaped from the algorithmic cage that it was in from the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute read to me 17 Gauss from the display and told Me R.A.K. the plow star of the Big Dipper that I had arrive to my destination and origin at the very same moment! I told the bird that IT was nuts [and] that IT should go back to Bengali!
  
  Later that day the Yesterday Police reported a winged animal which a sketch artist drew and I converted to text. This is what the B Lue Jay Car Dial look like, [বংও) some say it's a Woodpecker Native American Spirit that is enriched with Zyts V1.

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• Renee Hoekzema from Google
  
  
  (March 22, 2014, 11:49 pm)

  Awesome place

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Mathematical Sciences Research Institute. MSRI has been supported from its origins by the National Science Foundation, now joined by the National Security Agency, over 100 Academic Sponsor departments, by a range of private foundations, and by generous and farsighted individuals.

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Mathematical Sciences Research Institute 17 GAUSS WAY BERKELEY, CA 94720-5070 (510)642-0143 NSF Program(s): IUSE, AISL, PROGRAM EVALUATION, MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES RES INST, DISCOVERY RESEARCH K-12