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Author Archives: Adriana Salerno
Dynamo: a photo-blog post
A few weeks ago, I attended an art exhibit called Dynamo, at the Grand Palais in Paris. It was a delightfully mathy exhibit featuring optical and kinetic artists from around the world. I don’t know about you, but I really … Continue reading
Posted in math and art
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An afternoon at the Seminaire Bourbaki
Saturday I attended the afternoon portion of the Seminaire Bourbaki at the Institut Henri Poincare in Paris. The Seminaire Bourbaki was started in 1948 by the Association des collaborateurs de Nicolas Bourbaki. The collaborative (who published many texts under the pseudonym … Continue reading
Sabatico Gigante: Texas-sized mathematics
This past year I have been on pre-tenure leave. As you may have seen in previous posts, I have been traveling quite a bit (like here, here, and here). Even though early on I knew I would be traveling a lot, … Continue reading
Posted in networking, pre-tenure leave, research
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