Newsletter – Page 3 – European Women in Mathematics

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

14 Nov 2020

The impact of COVID-19 on higher education in Africa: excerpts of experiences of women in mathematics

By Marie Françoise Ouedraogo, Sibusiso Moyo, Fadipe-Joseph Olubunmi, Entisar Alrasheed, Selma Negzaoui

We are members of the African Women in Mathematics Association (AWMA), which aims at promoting women in Mathematics in Africa and mathematics

05 Nov 2020

Analysis and modelling of emerging infections: an interview with Ilaria Dorigatti

Interview by Francesca Arici and Anna Maria Cherubini

Ilaria Dorigatti is Lecturer at Imperial College London and takes part in the COVID-19 Response Team of the College. Previously, she has been a

05 Nov 2020

Big Data and infectious diseases: an interview with Michelle Kendall

Interview by Houry Melkonian

Michelle Kendall is a Research Fellow in the Health Protection Research Unit in Genomics and Enabling Data at the University of Warwick,

05 Nov 2020

The impact of the corona crisis on junior and women mathematicians: working group and open letter

By Maria G. Westdickenberg

We have taken it for granted that one can work and raise children. It might be hard, it might require compromise, and it is not the choice of

14 Oct 2020

Alessandra Celletti nominated Vice-President of ANVUR

Alessandra Celletti, University of Rome Tor Vergata, has been nominated Vice-President of ANVUR, the national agency in charge of the assessment

30 Jun 2020

Karen K. Uhlenbeck: the present and the future of mathematics

By Antonella Marini

Karen Uhlenbeck’s contributions to mathematics, in particular to the field of partial differential equations and geometric analysis, are

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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

The impact of COVID-19 on higher education in Africa: excerpts of experiences of women in mathematics

By Marie Françoise Ouedraogo, Sibusiso Moyo, Fadipe-Joseph Olubunmi, Entisar Alrasheed, Selma Negzaoui

Analysis and modelling of emerging infections: an interview with Ilaria Dorigatti

Interview by Francesca Arici and Anna Maria Cherubini

Big Data and infectious diseases: an interview with Michelle Kendall

Interview by Houry Melkonian

The impact of the corona crisis on junior and women mathematicians: working group and open letter

By Maria G. Westdickenberg

Alessandra Celletti nominated Vice-President of ANVUR

Karen K. Uhlenbeck: the present and the future of mathematics

By Antonella Marini

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