Many thanks to the many people who stopped by the Mathematical Reviews booth at the AMS exhibit in Baltimore or came to the Reviewer Reception. Continue reading
Mathematical Reviews will be at the JMM in Baltimore. The Joint Mathematical Meetings are always huge, with lots of great activities: invited lectures, special sessions, editorial meetings, exhibits, and the chance to connect with old friends. Mathematical Reviews is planning several activities during the meetings. Most will be at the Mathematical Reviews area of the AMS booth in the exhibit hall. Everyone is encouraged to stop by the booth for conversation with editors, questions about MathSciNet, questions about reviewing, scheduled and impromptu demos, giveaways, and more. We will be glad to see you. Continue reading
Something for Members of the AMS
AMS members can sign up for email notifications of newly added items by subject area. You can select up to three 2-digit Mathematics Subject Classifications. Then, about once a month, we will send you a list of all the items that have been added to the Mathematical Reviews database in those areas in the last month. Continue reading
We are hiring! We have three Associate Editor positions opening up for 2019. We are looking for one new Associate Editor to start as soon as possible in 2019 and two new Associate Editors to start in late spring or summer 2019. All three jobs are posted on MathJobs.org (of course!).
The winners of the 2019 Breakthrough Prizes have been announced. There are six recipients in mathematics: Vincent Lafforgue, Chenyang Xu, Karim Adiprasito, June Huh, Kaisa Matomäki, and Maksym Radziwill. The laureates will receive their awards during a live televised ceremony on Sunday, November 4. Continue reading
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Mathematical Reviews is hosting an Open House as part of the AMS Fall Central Sectional Meeting at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The open house will take place Saturday, October 20 from 12:30 to 2:00pm at the Mathematical Reviews building, 416 S. Fourth Street, Ann Arbor, MI. Come see where the magic happens! Continue reading
In an author profile on MathSciNet, you will often see two numbers for publications: Total Publications and Total Related Publications. What’s the difference? Continue reading
The AMS and Mathematical Reviews will be at the ICM in Rio de Janeiro, August 1-9, 2018. Mathematicians will be coming from all of the world for nine days of some of the best mathematics of today. It will be an exciting time — and a great opportunity to learn more about MathSciNet! Continue reading
INSPIRE, the information system for high energy physics run by CERN, DESY, Fermilab, SLAC, and IHEP, now has links to the MathSciNet entries for over 86,000 papers in their database. The linking is only one way (INSPIRE ⇒ MathSciNet).
Thanks are due, in particular, to Heath O’Connell from FermiLab who worked with our IT department to set up the matching. Continue reading
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