Newsletter – Page 4 – European Women in Mathematics

30 Jun 2020

Going beyond the boundaries: an interview with Giulia Di Nunno

Interview by Francesca Arici and Anna Maria Cherubini

Giulia Di Nunno is a professor of mathematics at the University of Oslo and an adjunct professor at the NHH Norwegian School of Economics. In

30 Jun 2020

At the interface of Number Theory and Algebraic Geometry: an interview with Elisa Lorenzo García

Interview by Anna Maria Cherubini and the team.

Elisa Lorenzo García is Maîtresse de conferénces at the Université de Rennes and 2019 winner of the Young Female Scientist from the Spanish Royal

30 Jun 2020

Building Mathematical Bridges: an interview with Ana Caraiani

Interview by Francesca Arici and Anna Maria Cherubini

Ana Caraiani is a Royal Society University Research Fellow and reader at Imperial College London, working on the Langlands programme. In 2018 she

30 Jun 2020

Snapshots of Modern Mathematics from Oberwolfach: an outreach and teaching resource

by Sara Munday

Many mathematicians will be familiar with the research institute at Oberwolfach; perhaps less well known is the project “Snapshots of Modern

29 Jun 2020

Foreword

This issue of the Newsletter comes from a previous world: it was planned well before the pandemic and the disruption that came with it. We

26 Jun 2020

Edinburgh Royal Society celebrates women scientists

by Sharon Simpson

In November 2018, the RSE (Royal Society of Edinburgh) Scotland’s National Academy; published its report, ‘Tapping All Our Talents’ on women in

26 Jun 2020

On the Trail of Women in Mathematics: a conference dedicated to Sofia Kowalewska

by Urszula Foryś

The second Conference of Polish Women in Mathematics took place in 2019 at The AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków. It was devoted

26 Jun 2020

How we welcome and support women’s career: the Fraunhofer ITWM in Kaiserslautern

by Swenja Broschart

The Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics (ITWM) in Kaiserslautern offers its employees helpful support in reconciling family and

26 Jun 2020

The virtual European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad: creative ways to address the disruption

by Sietske Tacoma and Quintijn Puite

The European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO) is an international mathematics competition similar in style to the International Mathematical

26 Jun 2020

The Gender Gap in Science Project: results and perspectives

By Marie-Françoise Roy

What was the project about? The complete title is “A Global Approach to the Gender Gap in Mathematical, Computing, and Natural Sciences:

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Going beyond the boundaries: an interview with Giulia Di Nunno

Interview by Francesca Arici and Anna Maria Cherubini

At the interface of Number Theory and Algebraic Geometry: an interview with Elisa Lorenzo García

Interview by Anna Maria Cherubini and the team.

Building Mathematical Bridges: an interview with Ana Caraiani

Interview by Francesca Arici and Anna Maria Cherubini

Snapshots of Modern Mathematics from Oberwolfach: an outreach and teaching resource

by Sara Munday

Foreword

Edinburgh Royal Society celebrates women scientists

by Sharon Simpson

On the Trail of Women in Mathematics: a conference dedicated to Sofia Kowalewska

by Urszula Foryś

How we welcome and support women’s career: the Fraunhofer ITWM in Kaiserslautern

by Swenja Broschart

The virtual European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad: creative ways to address the disruption

by Sietske Tacoma and Quintijn Puite

The Gender Gap in Science Project: results and perspectives

By Marie-Françoise Roy

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