Conference

(All times are given in Tehran Local Time (UTC+3:30))

We are holding a special research seminar in honor of International Women in Mathematics Day. We planned this day at the encouragement of our graduate students who wanted a time to celebrate role models for women researchers in the department. We will have this talks as a way to recognize the quality research being done in the department and to support a diversity of voices in our scholarly community.
 

Faculty speakers: 

A workshop which showcases the excellents research produced by mathematicians who happen to be women.

This day will be an opportunity to highlight the outstanding contributions of women in our discipline, to exchange ideas, and to inspire one another.

“ Matrices de Cambio” es el nombre que enmarca la conmemoración del Día Internacional de la Mujer en la Matemática en el Campus San Joaquín de la Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, organizada por el Departamento de Matemáticas y el equipo de Admisión. Esta jornada propone una mirada transformadora sobre la disciplina matemática, destacando el rol de las mujeres en su construcción, enseñanza y aplicación en el mundo actual.

Auditorium Palazzo Blu-Pisa

dott. Alessandra Tongiorgi, psycologist, will coordinate a debate in which Chiara Bodei, Computer Scientist (Università di Pisa), Chiara de Fabritiis, mathematician (Università Politecnica delle Marche) and Pietro Di Martino, mathematician (Università di Pisa) will offer the audience hints and ideas on gender gap issues in STEM disciplines, starting from different instances.

Conversatorio: "El desafío de una ciencia más equitativa"

On the occasion of the International Women in Mathematics Day, the Department of Mathematics G. Peano at the University of Turin and the Department of Mathematical Sciences G. Lagrangeopen_in_new at the Polytechnic University of Turin are organizing an event to raise awareness about the gender gap in STEM disciplines.

On this day, conferences are organized, where nationally renowned women mathematicians share their experiences, research and innovative projects, promoting academic exchange and collaboration.

A conference dedicated to Ada Lovelace, considered the first programmer in the history. This conference is included in the series "Tutti amano la Matematica", organized by Seminario Matematico di Brescia, an interuniversity research center between Università degli Studi di Brescia and Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Brescia. The evening is moderated by Prof. Anita Pasotti, director of the center, and the speaker will be Eng. Leonardo Rizza.