Premiere of " Knot Theory" by Klint, taken from Knot Theory EP, forthcoming on Molecular Recording 

Label: Molecular Recordings
Artist: Klint 
Title: Knot Theory EP
Cat.Number: MOLO34D
Format: Vinyl, Digital 
Release Date: January 27, 2023

French producer Klint debuts on Molecular Recordings with a superb release. Proper, expanded, highly effective drivers designed for the big techno rooms

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Knot Theory EP

Klint - Knot Theory [Premiere I MOLO34D]

Take a circular hair tie and set it on a table. That's an "unknot". Pick it up, cut it, twist it into a knot and then reconnect the cut ends, and now you've got the kind of knot that mathematicians study. Follow along as Erika takes us on a brief journey into her thesis focusing on knot theory.

Reed community members can read Erika's thesis, “Khovanov Homology: Putting Pants on Knots,” online in the Electronic Theses Archive:
https://rdc.reed.edu/i/e4688b4e-d55b-46c4-a30e-0ebab9dd393c

#46: Knots and Unknots with Erika Beserra '22, Mathematics

“Burn Your Draft” is a podcast exploring the year-long senior thesis experience at Reed College, an independent liberal arts and sciences college in Portland, Oregon. Each episode showcases a senior or recent graduate and interviews them about their thesis: what is it, why did they do it, and what comes next. This podcast is a joint production of Reed students, staff, and alumni, and was made possible by a gift from Seth Paskin '90. New episodes released every other week during the academic year. Episodes may contain explicit language and may deal with sensitive topics. The views, information, or opinions expressed on this podcast are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of Reed College.

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