Date: 02 May 2014
During his long mathematical career, Dan Quillen kept a set of detailed notes which give a day-to-day record of his mathematical research. His notebooks have been digitised in a project funded by CMI and made available to the mathematics community on the CMI website. Glenys Luke and Graeme Segal are working on cataloguing the material. So far, the work has been completed up to the end of 1977.
Photo: Cynthia (Quillen) Cohen
Congratulations to Edwina Yeo (University College London), winner of The Parliamentary & Scientific Committee’s STEM for Britain Gold Medal, sponsored by CMI, for her poster Preventing bacterial surface contamination via mathematical modelling.
Oxford’s History of Science Museum holds important material associated with Charles Babbage, including components of Babbage’s first (unfinished) mechanical computing machine and an archive of his personal notes about his machines. With support from CMI, the Museum undertook a project to conserve and digitise this precious archive of Babbage material. Image courtesy of the History […]
The Clay Mathematics Institute is pleased to announce that Ryan Chen, Alex Cohen and Anna Skorobogatova have been awarded Clay Research Fellowships. Ryan Chen will receive his PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2025, where he works under the guidance of Wei Zhang. Ryan has been appointed as a Clay Research Fellow for […]
