Congratulations Dr Chris Rackauckas

[johnh]

I believe that congratulations are in order to the newly minted Dr Chris Rackauckas.
“Simulation and Control of Biological Stochasticity”

[mauro3]

Yay!

Ref: https://www.math.uci.edu/node/25260

[korsbo]

Congratulations!

[mcreel]

Congratulations! Have they showed you the secret handshake yet?

[ScottPJones]

I’d like to read his thesis (even though 95% of it will be over my head , it still fascinates me, what he has accomplished, and the potential use cases of his work, that I had no idea of before a year or two ago).

Congrats, Chris!!!

[mforets]

Congratulations Dr, and thank you for your effort community-wise, like answering questions, helping others in PRs, writing your technical blog posts, …

[NaOH]

Congratulations Chris!

[cpfiffer]

Well done!

[simonbyrne]

If anyone is interested in following along, you can watch the recording here:

Simulation and Control of Biological Stochasticity - Chris Rackauckas PhD Defense

[jgoldfar]

Congrats Chris!

[gabrielgellner]

Congratulations Chris! Such amazing news for a hero of the community.

[lbenet]

Congrats Chris!

[alejandromerchan]

Congratulations! I know it feels great to be done with the defense. Enjoy.

[lwhitefox]

Congratulations!

[ChrisRackauckas]

Thanks everyone!

[louisponet]

Congrats!!

[tkf]

Congratulations!

[badgermind]

Congratulations

[Ronis_BR]

Well done!

Congratulations @ChrisRackauckas

[KZiemian]

Congratulation! And thank you for DifferentialEquations.jl.

Hope that with release of Julia 1.0 your project will became more robust, stable and widely use.