Congratulations John Urschel, 2024 #DiPrimaPrize winner for contributions to fundamental problems in #AppliedLinearAlgebra ' developed in PhD dissertation “Graphs, Principal Minors, and Eigenvalue Problems.” MIT Science

For this week’s issue of the New Yorker, I went long on Nikola Jokić newyorker.com/magazine/2024/….

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I wrote about Spain’s World Cup win, the kiss seen round the world, what it says and what the aftermath doesn’t. newyorker.com/sports/sportin…

The pitcher Daniel Bard has a remarkable story. Working on this changed the way I think about things, and I’m the better for it. I hope you’ll take something from it too. newyorker.com/magazine/2023/…

My thoughts on the current state of FIDE 'hybrid' events

Read: twitlonger.com/show/n_1ss9qq7

I was interviewed for one of the Math Confidence In A Box Delivered to You! math boxes (football themed) and they sent me one! My daughter loved it. We’ve been doing the whole year puzzle every day

📢 The annual JuliaCon 2024 2022 conference is kicking off in exactly 4 days 🎉!

Here is a quick thread covering all of the amazing (free) workshops / sessions that will start the conference off 🧵👇

#ThursdayThoughts ... via John Urschel and Louisa Thomas

It's been a great year at IAS. I've learned a lot from the faculty and other members, and had the chance to dig into a couple tough problems in matrix analysis. As an early career mathematician, this opportunity has been invaluable.

“Uma Wimple Charts Her House” is a must have for any PK-2 classroom or home. It’s about a cool girl who loves charts, and all the things you can record and measure with them. It’s also about family, and what makes a house a home. I cannot recommend it enough!

Judit Polgar Judit Polgar asked me to play a move in her #ChessConnectsUs game, as part of the Global Chess Festival. Things are looking pretty good for white!

I'm not actively involved with the program, but from everything I've heard, it sounds fantastic, and I'm looking forward to attending, meeting everyone, and learning about it. Also, Edray asked me to say a few words. If you're free at 4pm EST today, check it out.

In case you didn't know, I got my PhD from MIT math (!) and I'm now a member at the Institute for Advanced Study, in Princeton NJ. I've only been here two weeks, but I love it already. They did a little profile of myself and three other scholars: ias.edu/news/2021/welc…