I'm struggling to process Jonathan Jones's passing claim in this article that "Banksy's art isn't worth a fraction of a percent of the value it has acquired." Just imagine his shock when he hears about money.
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#JCW is saddened to hear of the death of Yulia Zdanovskaya, killed during a Russian attack on Kharkiv. In 2017, Yulia represented Ukraine at the European Girls' Math Olympiad & won silver. During Women’s History Month, we recognize her success & send condolences to her family.
#JCW honors Marsha Berger, pioneer in parallel computing, numerical analysis, & computational fluid dynamics. Work is used by NASA to simulate large scale phenomena, tsunamis, debris flows & dam breaks. She helped create code instrumental in understanding the Columbia disaster.
In honor of Women's History Month #JCW honors Dr. Maria Andersen @busynessgirl
CPO and Cofounder of Coursetune, mathematician, learning engineer; software & curriculum designer; speaker, writer, learner, teacher, futurist, hiker. she/her
March is Women’s History Month. #JCW honors Naiomi Cameron, Mathematician, Professor @SpelmanCollege, Past VP @nam_mathematics, combinatorics enthusiast who helps foster research collaborations between U.S. mathematicians and those in the African Diaspora.
In honor of Women's History Month, SIAM will be spotlighting female mathematicians throughout March. This week, we are featuring Dr. Talitha Washington. Learn more about her life and research! https://t.co/XqAPy7paJh #WomensHistoryMonth
#JCW honors Dr. Moon Duchin, ProfessorTufts University, AMS fellow, Guggenheim Fellowship winner, for her work in geometric group theory, Teichmüller theory, gerrymandering and The Mathematics of Redistricting. Works to resolve challenges pertaining to gender and LGBTQ+ issues.
#JCW honors U of TN math professor, Olivia Prosper, who works at the interface between math & biology. She builds & analyzes math models of infectious disease dynamics to better understand feedbacks between heterogeneities affecting disease dynamics & disease control measures.
#JCW honors Dr. Moon Duchin, ProfessorTufts University, AMS fellow, Guggenheim Fellowship winner, for her work in geometric group theory, Teichmüller theory, gerrymandering and The Mathematics of Redistricting. Works to resolve challenges pertaining to gender and LGBTQ+ issues.
#JCW honors Dr. Ranthony A.C. Edmonds an NSF MPS Ascending Postdoctoral Fellow in
Mathematics at Ohio State. She uses hidden narratives in STEM to enact her career
mission: to increase access to mathematics through community engaged scholarship.
#JCW honors Susan Murphy best known for her work to improve health care. She translates statistical theory into powerful tools for evaluating & tailoring complex therapies to provide personalized, effective treatment for conditions such as depression, substance use, &
obesity
.@SaulSchleimer and I spent the last couple of hours going through our BibTex file adding a \href link from each reference's title to the journal/arXiv/book webpage.
Even if nobody else appreciates it, the far future alien archaeologists will know we tried to help.
If you go around a loop on a curved surface, you come back rotated - this effect is called “holonomy”. The green piece cannot rotate in place; you must use holonomy to dodge its arms around the pegs blocking its way and escape the maze!
Full video: https://t.co/7pJpinGXKd
Thanks to generous donations, the founders of MGB announce the Sylvia T. Bozeman Predoctoral Fellowship. Please go to https://t.co/LN8GBybCyu for more information.
Congratulations goes out to Helen Wong! She has been awarded the AMS Joan and Joseph Birman Fellowship for Women Scholars for 2021-2022! #mathematicalsociety#BirmanFellowship
READ MORE: https://t.co/Yp8RpSh1eS
“After an inspiring 6 months studying with Gel’fand in Moscow and a 2-year postdoc in Cambridge studying topology, she wrote a ‘second thesis’ while working with Graeme Segal on configuration spaces and the group-completion theorem..." #WomensHistoryMonth
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#JCW honors Bin Yu for her work in data science. Chancellor's Distinguished Professor and Class of 1936 Second Chair in departments of Statistics and EECS at UC Berkeley. Member of the NAS and Fellow of the AAAS. Past IMS President. #WomensHistoryMonth
In honor of Women's History Month, SIAM will be shining a spotlight on female mathematicians throughout March. This week, we are featuring Dr. Sigal Gottlieb. Learn more about her life and research! https://t.co/WbdeaFuDTo