Mexican mathematician
Institute of Mathematics of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)
Research area: Discrete Mathematics and Graph Theory (finite geometries and cage graphs)
"Sofía Kovalevskaia 2003" Award presented by the Mexican Mathematical Society.
"Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz" prize 2013 awarded by the UNAM.
Fellow of the Mexican Academy of Sciences since 2013.
President of the Mexican Mathematical Society (2022-2024)
Cuban mathematician
PhD in Physics and Mathematics in 1989.
promoter of gender discussions, book “To be a woman in science or to die trying” (2010).
Member ICSU Regional Committee for Latin America and the Caribbean (2014-2018).
Merit Member of the Cuban Academy of Sciences.
Since 2008 member of the World Academy of Science for the developing world (TWAS).
National Prize for the Best Scientific Book written in Cuba (1989).
National Medal Carlos Finlay for relevant contributions to the Cuban Sciences (2001).
Turkish-Brazilian mathematician
Education and carrier:
University of Brazil (today UFRJ), Iniversity of Michigan, doctoral program at IMPA Brazil, postdoctoral position at University of California
Full Professor at UFRJ 1989
First woman to be president of the Brazilian Mathematical Society (1989-1991)
First female member of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences in 1991
(1940-2010)
Argentine mathematician, daughter of Cora Ratto de Sadosky
Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 1965.
President of AWM 1993-1995
AMS Council Member at large 1995-1997
Research area: analysis, particularly Fourier analysis and Operator Theory, harmonic analysis
Honour:
Sadosky Prize
Former CWM chair Marie-Francoise Roy is awarded with the title "Math Maker" of the months May and June 2023 by DMV, the German Mathematical Society. She is known for her work and books on algorithms for real algebraic geometry. She is a member of several associations for the advancement of women in mathematical and general scientific and technical studies and careers. She is also a member of associations working for scientific development in Africa, particularly in Niger. Reasons enough to award the dedicated mathematician for her numerous activities.
The Meetings for Latin American Women in Mathematics aim to strengthen the Latin American network of women in mathematics. The 1st edition took place in Mexico in 2016, and the 2nd edition took place in Chile in 2018. The 3rd one will take place in Tunja, Colombia, on June 2-4, 2023, and is supported by CWM.
More information here.
The March 2023 issue of the Notices of the AMS celebrated the Women’s History Month, and included an article by Marie-Françoise Roy, former chair of CWM. The article, entitled "Building a Worldwide Community of Women Mathematicians", describes one of the main initiatives of CWM: the World Meeting for Women in Mathematics (WM)².
Ingrid Daubechies is awarded the Wolf Prize for her work in the creation and development of wavelet theory and modern time-frequency analysis. Her discovery of smooth, compactly supported wavelets, and the development of biorthogonal wavelets transformed image and signal processing and filtering.
(1780 - 1872)
Scottish scientist, writer, and polymath.
Elected to the American Geographical and Statistical Society in 1857 and the Italian Geographical Society in 1870, and was made a member of the American Philosophical Society