François Bergeron, member of LACIM, was awarded the title of 2021 Fellow of the Canadian Mathematical Society. For more details, see this page.
Category: Outreach
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Vladimir Reinharz, Research-scholars from FRQS
Vladimir Reinharz, regular member of LACIM, was awarded in 2021-2022 with a FRQS «research scholars» funding on the subject of «Prédiction de la perturbation des mutations sur les structures complexes d’ARN non-codant et leur fonction.»
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François Bergeron : Bach et les mathématiques de la Fugue
François Bergeron will give a Grande conférence publique du CRM “Bach et les mathématiques de la Fugue” on Wednesday 17, 2021. The conference will be in French; more information on the event web page. Here is the conference video (in French).
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Symmetry : Bach & Maths
Our member François Bergeron will host the concert “Symmetry, Bach & Math” from the Kitchener-Waterloo orchestra on January 15, 2021; more information on the event web page.
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Anne Bergeron member of a NSERC selection committee
Our regular member Anne Bergeron is confirmed as a member of Research tools and instruments Committee for the Computer, Mathematical and Statistical Sciences for 2020-2021
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François Bergeron and online mathematical talks
Our regular member, François Bergeron, published an article in the Notices of the AMS entitledTurning a Zoom Talk into a Live Talk.
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Computational Mathematics with SageMath
Our member Hugh Thomas contributed to the book Computational Mathematics with SageMath. The American Mathematical Society published a review in his July 2020 edition of the Bulletin of the AMS.
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Stephen Melczer is hired as professor at University of Waterloo
Stephen Melczer, who was a CRM-ISM postoctoral fellow at LACIM for 2019-2021, got a tenure-track position at University of Waterloo in 2020. Congratulations!
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Abdoulaye Banire Diallo interviewed in the MIT technology review
Our member Abdoulaye Diallo gives an interview on the article The professionals who predict the future for a living.
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François Bergeron invited to give a Bridges Lectures Series
Due to the COVID19 crisis, this event has unfortunately been canceled. From this distinguished event website: After rapidly presenting how symmetries play an interesting role in nature, art, and science, François Bergeron and Jurgen Petrenko of the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony will explain and illustrate how Bach uses mathematical symmetries in writing the scores for his music. This will partly...
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