issue34

EWM reports

26 Nov 2020

Modelling, a powerful tool in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic

By Iulia Martina Bulai

At the beginning of 2020, the scientific community was involved in an important new challenge related to the newly discovered coronavirus

26 Nov 2020

Open Access and Plan-S: from pay to read to pay to publish?

By Susanna Terracini

These days, the attention of the mathematical community is focused on the problems caused by the pandemic, as is natural. These are difficult

26 Nov 2020

The sound of the Trevi Fountain in the COVID-19 silence

By Laura Tedeschini Lalli

“Each something is the celebration of the nothing that supports it” John Cage, Conference on Nothing I am a mathematician; my research

26 Nov 2020

Stochastic programming society virtual seminar series: decision making in an uncertain world

By Güzin Bayraksan and Francesca Maggioni

In the summer of 2020, one of the most extraordinary summers in recent history, when many conferences were cancelled or postponed due to the

26 Nov 2020

Foreword

This issue is entirely devoted to the ongoing pandemic and its consequences, from the point of view of mathematicians. Starting with research on

26 Nov 2020

Snapshots of lockdown

By Elisabetta Strickland and Elena Resmerita

Snapshot by Elisabetta Strickland Our nightmare due to COVID-19 started on March 8, the International Women’s Day. All Italians were asked to

26 Nov 2020

Individual variation and infectious disease dynamics: an interview with Gabriela Gomes

Interview by Houry Melkonian

Gabriela Gomes is a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Strathclyde working in biomathematics, with a focus on the modelling of

26 Nov 2020

The impact of preventive measures on the COVID-19 pandemic: an interview with Ganna Rozhnova

Interview by Francesca Arici

Ganna Rozhnova is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Epidemiology at the Utrecht Medical Center (UMC). She has worked on various aspects

26 Nov 2020

One World seminar series

By Leif Doering and Andreas Kyprianou

By March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic had begun to create huge difficulties in the daily lives of most people the world over. Working environments

26 Nov 2020

A fine line between the private and the public spheres

By Sylvie Paycha

The COVID-19 pandemic has blurred the borders between the private and the public spheres, at least for the rather privileged part of the

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Issues

Modelling, a powerful tool in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic

By Iulia Martina Bulai

Open Access and Plan-S: from pay to read to pay to publish?

By Susanna Terracini

The sound of the Trevi Fountain in the COVID-19 silence

By Laura Tedeschini Lalli

Stochastic programming society virtual seminar series: decision making in an uncertain world

By Güzin Bayraksan and Francesca Maggioni

Foreword

Snapshots of lockdown

By Elisabetta Strickland and Elena Resmerita

Individual variation and infectious disease dynamics: an interview with Gabriela Gomes

Interview by Houry Melkonian

The impact of preventive measures on the COVID-19 pandemic: an interview with Ganna Rozhnova

Interview by Francesca Arici

One World seminar series

By Leif Doering and Andreas Kyprianou

A fine line between the private and the public spheres

By Sylvie Paycha

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