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Laure Saint-Raymond
Laure Saint-Raymond is a mathematician working in partial differential equations, fluid mechanics, and statistical mechanics. She is a professor at l’École Normale Supérieure de Paris and the Université Pierre et Marie Curie (also known as Paris VI). In 2013, she became … Continue reading
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Jonathan Borwein
Jonathan Borwein passed away on August 1st. He was a prolific mathematician, with 427 publications as of this writing. He was also quite broad, publishing in number theory, operations research, calculus of variations, and many other subjects. Many people knew … Continue reading
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Keep Good Company
Over the course of Mathematical Reviews’ 75-year history, there have been many famous researchers who were also active reviewers. As pointed out by Norman Richert in his article Mathematical Reviews Celebrates 75 Years, the first issue of Mathematical Reviews (in January … Continue reading
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Job: Associate Editor at Mathematical Reviews
Earlier, I posted an announcement that Mathematical Reviews is looking to hire a new Associate Editor to start in spring or summer 2016. This is the re-post I promised. And now everyone knows that this is an opportunity to work in a … Continue reading
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