Highly recommended! 4+ stars! 'Journeys of Black Mathematicians' two-part documentary series "connects each subject with history, mathematics, and personal passion," writes J. Zimmerman. Now on public TV & streaming at https://t.co/0OPqkzpijU https://t.co/0QfkRDjDfm #jbmfilm
George Csicsery of @ZalaFilms has been honored by the World Congress of Science and Factual Producers with a 2025 Buzzies award for diversity leadership for Journeys of Black Mathematicians: Creating Pathways #factualstorytelling#jbmfilm https://t.co/9PW7NawvjG
.@StanfordDaily review by Mirelys Mendez-Pons following a screening of @SecretsMathFilm celebrates United Nations’ International Day of Women and Girls in Science in 2023. She cites @amermathsoc article with tributes to
#MaryamMirzakhani by colleagues https://t.co/VzWE2eB0J8
Today, May 12th, marks the birthday of #MaryamMirzakhani the first woman to win the Fields Medal.
In her honor, this day is celebrated worldwide as #WomenInMathematicsDay
🟣 It's Int'l Women in Mathematics Day and we’re proud to celebrate the incredible women of OPTIMA, advancing maths through their research, innovation and leadership, and we stand alongside all the trailblazing women shaping the field worldwide💫 #WomenInMathematicsDay#May12WIM
When differential geometer Kang-Tae Kim was still a student, he once had the chance to meet the legendary Chinese mathematician Shiing-Shen Chern.
Chern was already a towering figure in mathematics, known for his deep and beautiful contributions to differential geometry. But despite his stature, he was warm, approachable, and genuinely fond of students.
Trying to make the young Kim feel at ease, Chern struck up a casual conversation. With a gentle smile, he asked, “How did you do in your complex analysis course?”
Kim hesitated. Of all his subjects, this was the one he wasn’t proud of. Slightly embarrassed, he admitted, “My grade was a C.”
For a brief moment, there was silence.
Then Chern’s face lit up with a reassuring smile. “I beat you,” he said playfully. “I got a C+.”
Source: Mathematical Apocrypha Redux by Steven G. Krantz
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Six UC Berkeley researchers have been elected to the National Academy of Sciences (@theNASciences), one of the most prestigious honors in American science.
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My little book, A Little History of Mathematics is out in paperback next week! It can fit into a nicely sized front pocket of your jacket. Grab yourself a copy for short or long journeys and days out. You'll enjoy it! https://t.co/qKOHeHCh9k
May12 Celebrating Women in Mathematics is a joyful opportunity for the mathematics community to celebrate women in mathematics. Check out events happening near you, or submit an event.
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Undergraduates, graduate students, and recent PhDs attending the SACNAS Annual Conference in Long Beach, California this October are invited to register for the 2026 Modern Math Workshop on Thursday, Oct. 29. Register early by July 3 to request funding: https://t.co/mk3qii3v3U
These are some lovely #MathArt hearts. Here are some of our own. Thanks to a recent #illustratingMath trimester at the @InHenriPoincare, you can now find the full implementation here: https://t.co/DsI1R6X4lJ
We've added five more video profiles of mathematicians from the JOURNEYS OF BLACK MATHEMATICIANS film series now part of the NAM Archival Collection at the Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library. Please take a look! Learn more: https://t.co/sO23ESqfZS #jbmfilm#NAM
Congratulations to Amanda Hirschi on winning a 2026 Maryam Mirzakhani New Frontiers Prize for contributions to symplectic topology. https://t.co/hl9WFS5GDA @Sorbonne_Univ_
Mathematician James Maynard's advances in number theory earned him the 2022 Fields Medal.
This July, the 2026 Fields Medalists will be announced at #ICM2026 in Philadelphia — where mathematicians will gather to celebrate discovery and collaboration: https://t.co/YjjlXIDT9s #math
(Part 3/5) Day In The Life of a Math PhD Student 💫🎓✍️ Naima (EDGE 24’) is a second-year math PhD student at the University of Illinois Chicago. Women Math Warrior!