References

Here I include some references to some cool webpages.

Professors webpages/blogs:

• John Baez's Stuff, and Advice for Young Scientists.

• Gerard t'Hooft's webpage and his other page How to become a GOOD Theorist.

• Terence Tao's blog, specially his Career Advice page.

• Athene Donalds's blog.

• Dan Freed's website

Web books and Video-classes/Seminar Channels:

• The Feynman Lectures.

• IMPA's recorded courses, most in Portuguese.

• PIRSA, Perimeter Institute Recorded Seminar Archive.

For searching articles and authors:

• Arxiv -> Acessible pre-prints of Physics, Math and Computer Science articles

• InspireHEP -> High Energy Physics research platform

• MathSciNet -> American Mathematical Society's gateway for mathematical articles

• zbMath -> A tool for finding math articles.

Trivia and Tools:

• Paperscape, basically a map of arxiv's articles.

• Colorbrewer, good for creating color pallettes for graphs and diagrams.

• Stanford's Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

• Project Euler, a page with mathematical/computer science challenges.

• Cryptopals, a page for learning cryptography with a  problem-solving approach.

• xkcd, THE science comics page.

• The Thesis Whisperer, blog on academic writing.