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November 27, 2018, Berlin, Germany. The European research project ROMSOC partners with PaperHive, a copyright-compliant scholarly collaboration network, to facilitate research collaboration and boost the visibility of research results. All articles emerging from the project…
Please share a piece of advice for young researchers and another one for more experienced ones. As a PhD student, I don’t feel very qualified to give advice to experienced researchers, but my dubious advice to…
Christian Shell is a PhD student at the Max-Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics /Einstein Institute/ and the Berlin School of Mathematics. He is researching in the field of numerical mathematical relativity and is among the first…
Prof. Jörg Liesen is a mathematician, expert in the field of numerical algebra, author of several books and numerous research papers. Recipient of the Alston S. Householder Award and a former Heisenberg Professor, he teaches…
John Hammersley has always been fascinated by science, space, exploration and technology. After completing a PhD in Mathematical Physics at Durham University in 2008, he went on to help design and build the world’s first driverless…
Dr. Karine Chemla, one of the plenary speakers during the 7ECM in Berlin, is a historian of mathematics from the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), Scientific Research National Center, in France. Her main studies include…
Dr. Maryna Viazovska from Humboldt Universität Zu Berlin recently published two papers in which she puts an end to a nearly 400 year old mathematics conjecture. The Sphere Packing Problem in Dimensions 8 and 24 were released just two weeks…
Collaboration in research has been an essential element in developing new technologies throughout the entire human history. Passing on knowledge from generation to generation, each of which learning and improving it, is a never ending chain reaction of collaboration. In the 17th century,…
In March 2016, Ukrainian mathematician Maryna Viazovska provided the final solution for the Sphere Packing Problem in dimension 8 and later on – in collaboration – in dimension 24. Both papers Sphere Packing Problem in dimension 8,…