Hi Roger, Welcome to the group! I am still a Julia freshman too (but old in human years!) and former computational physicist (PhD from UIUC and two years at MIT/LL before moving to Wall Street in 2005). My financial technology startup in Hong Kong now has several junior quants/interns learning Julia and we're sponsoring a Julia project with UCLA's Master in Financial Engineering program (with a team of students from China), where I am on the Advisory Board. We are considering organizing some Julia training/events in Hong Kong. It may be a bit far for you, but good to keep in touch nonetheless. I am also interested in learning about Julians in Hong Kong/China/Singapore.
Best wishes and good luck with studies. PS: On a general note, we don't have any specific job descriptions at the moment, but we're always on the look out for smart people to bring on board so anyone feel free to reach out to me <https://hk.linkedin.com/in/ericforgy> if you're interested in Hong Kong careers working with Julia. On Wednesday, September 2, 2015 at 8:36:46 PM UTC+8, Roger Luo wrote: > > If not,I would like to start one in my university first. > > I just found this amazing language recently.And as a physics student,I > often need to do numerical calculation and simulation, but as a freshman to > julia,I think I need to learn more about it so if there is any other people > who has already start a user group in China.I hope we can meetup or chat > sometime and let me in. >
