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🌎 As #ICM2026 draws to a close, thank you to everyone who visited the EMS / EMS Press / zbMATH Open booth in Philadelphia!
🎥 Closing Ceremony today: 1:00–2:30 PM local time / 19:00–20:30 CEST
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See you in Glasgow for #ICM2030! 👋
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📍 Greetings from #ICM2026 in Philadelphia!
Come and say hello at the shared EMS / EMS Press / zbMATH Open booth with Elvira Hyvönen, Head of the EMS Office, Apostolos Damialis, Editorial Director of EMS Press, and Christian Bär, Editor-in-Chief of zbMATH Open.
Congratulations to Yu Deng zbmath.org/authors/deng.yu, #FieldsMedal2026 Winner! He is known for his work on Hilbert's sixth problem. "Global solutions of the gravity-capillary water-wave system in 3D" (with Ionescu/Pausader/Pusateri) was reviewed in zbmath.org/1397.35190.
Congratulations to Yuriĭ Evgen’evich Nesterov zbmath.org/authors/nesterov.… for being awarded the #CarlFriedrichGaussPrize2026! He is known for his work in optimization. His "Introductory lectures on convex optimization"were reviewed in zbmath.org/1086.90045.
Congratulations to Graeme Segal zbmath.org/authors/segal.gra… for being awarded the #ChernMedal2016 ! He is known for his work in topology. "Categories and cohomology theories" was reviewed in zbmath.org/0284.55016.
Congratulations to Hong Wang zbmath.org/authors/wang.hong…, #FieldsMedal2026 Winner! She is known for her work on Fourier analysis and for proving the Kakeya conjecture. "On Falconer’s distance set problem in the plane" (with Guth/Iosevich/Ou) was reviewed in zbmath.org/1430.28001.
Congratulations to Jacob Tsimerman zbmath.org/authors/tsimerman… for being awarded the #FieldsMedal2026 ! He is known for his work in arithmetic geometry. "The André-Oort conjecture for 𝒜₉" was reviewed in zbmath.org/1415.11086.
Congratulations to John Pardon zbmath.org/authors/pard... for being awarded the #FieldsMedal2026 ! He is known for his work in topology. His "Contact homology and virtual fundamental cycles" was reviewed in zbmath.org/1422.53071.
Read about the digitization of more than 250,000 pages of reviews from zbMATH volumes 1-529 (1932-1984) into machine-readable LaTeX in recent our EMS @EuroMathSoc Magazine column doi.org/10.4171/mag/315 !
📖 EMS Magazine No. 140 is now online!
Featuring big mathematics 📚, Michèle Audin 🕊️, Side by side interviews 🎙️, a carbon footprint calculator 🌍, scientific authority 🔍, the Lie–Størmer Center 🏛️, zbMATH Open digitisation 💻, and much more.
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Meet zbMATH Open Editor-in-Chief Christian Bär and Moritz Schubotz @physikerwelt of FIZ Karlsruhe @FIZKarlsruhe at our joint EMS @euromathsoc / EMS Press @ems_press / zbMATH Open booth at the @icm_2026 in Philadelphia!
Meet EMS Press at #ICM2026!
Apostolos Damialis will be in Philadelphia, 23–30 July 2026. Come and meet us at the shared EMS / EMS Press / zbMATH Open booth to learn more about our books, journals, and open access work.
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📚 How do we publish, evaluate, and share mathematics responsibly?
💡 The ERCOM/EMS awareness campaign on scientific publications invites the mathematical community to reflect on common myths around scholarly publishing.
Explore the campaign: ercom.org/awareness.html
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For the mathematicians among you: the Demailly Prize for Open Science in Mathematics is back for its 2nd edition.
I chair the Prize jury together with Fields Medalist Timothy Gowers and we’re looking for bold, high-impact projects that push open science in mathematics forward.
If you’re building something that makes math more open, more and more useful to the community, send it in.
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Deadline: March 8, 2026 (midnight, Paris time)
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🎉 Third year running: all 22 EMS Press S2O journals are fully open access in 2026 (CC BY 4.0), enabled by continued library subscriptions.
Full announcement here:
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Loukas Grafakos's 'Fundamentals of Fourier analysis' "is a self-contained introduction to the Euclidean Fourier analysis for graduate students", says Manfred Tasche's review zbmath.org/7814042.
"Compared with the author’s former books ... 1/2
... [Classical Fourier analysis, zbmath.org/1304.42001; Modern Fourier analysis, zbmath.org/1304.42002], this text offers a more classroom-friendly approach since it contains shorter sections, more refined proofs, and more than 360 exercises." 2/2
Tijmen Jan Moser/Enders Anthony Robinson's 'Walking with Christiaan Huygens. From Archimedes’ influence to unsung contributions in modern science' aim is "to illustrate the role of Christiaan Huygens in the development of the natural sciences to a broad readership", says ... 1/2
... Karl-Heinz Schlote's review zbmath.org/7803639.
"In their opinion, Huygens is a key figure in the transition from antiquity to modern natural science [..] and this significance of Huygens has been insufficiently recognised in previous books about him and his time." 2/2
"The author’s 'Mathematical coloring book (TMCB) was published in 2009 [zbmath.org/1221.05001]", says S. Arumugam's review zbmath.org/7802910 of Alexander Soifer's 'The new mathematical coloring book' [..] "which is a colossal sibling of TMCB." ... 1/2