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The weight of social inequalities in mathematics | Tangente

The weight of social inequalities in mathematics | Tangente

While gender inequalities in mathematics are now widely recognized, other forms of exclusion remain less studied: people from the working classes are also notably absent. This finding challenges the idea that mathematics is socially neutral and open to everyone, as it is often assumed to be.

Clémence PerronnetApr 9, 2024
Animath turns 25: mathematics news brief | Tangente

Animath turns 25: mathematics news brief | Tangente

On March 16 this year, the Animath association celebrated its 25th anniversary at the Institut Henri-Poincaré.

Martine BRILLEAUDApr 9, 2024
My thesis in Tangente

My thesis in Tangente

Geometric shapes can be associated with different pieces of music to shed light on their structure. This can be done by defining a distance between musical events using the discrete Fourier transform applied to the bars of a score.

Victoria CalletApr 9, 2024
Did you say “Myriogon”? — Mathematics brief | Tangente

Did you say “Myriogon”? — Mathematics brief | Tangente

Myriogon is a YouTube channel run by a team of mathematics communicators: Stephen Barcelo, Chloé Bouchaour, Robin Jamet, Mickael Launay and Roger Mansuy

ROGER MANSUYApr 10, 2024
2024 Abel Prize awarded to French mathematician Michel Tal… | Tangente

2024 Abel Prize awarded to French mathematician Michel Tal… | Tangente

The fifth French laureate to receive the Abel Prize, mathematics' equivalent of the Nobel Prize, Michel Talagrand was born in 1952 and spent his career at the CNRS, developing an early interest in random processes.

ELISABETH BUSSERApr 10, 2024
One Saturday a month at "Math Park": Math brief… | Tangente

One Saturday a month at "Math Park": Math brief… | Tangente

The "Mathematic Park" series was launched by Xavier Caruso in 2003. Initially aimed at high school students but run on a fairly small scale, it moved to the Institut Henri-Poincaré (Paris, 5th arrondissement) in 2011.

Pierre-Antoine GuiheneufApr 10, 2024