41. Members Of The School Of Mathematics UCHIDA, Koji, 197677. uhlenbeck, karen, 1979-80, 1995-96, 1997-98. ULAM,Stanislaw M. 1935-36. ULLOM, Stephen V. 1969-70. ULUÇAY, Cengiz, 1946-48. http://www.math.ias.edu/unames.html

UCHIDA, Koji UHLENBECK, Karen ULAM, Stanislaw M. ULLOM, Stephen V. ULUÇAY, Cengiz UTIYAMA, Ryoyu UTZ, Winfield R.

42. Academy Members (U) uhlenbeck, Olke, Cornelis, II, 1, FELLOW. uhlenbeck, karen, Keskulla, I,1, FELLOW. Uhr, Jonathan, William, II, 5, FELLOW. Ullman, Richard, Henry,III, 3, FELLOW. http://www.amacad.org/members/u.htm

Home Members Search by Name A ... Z Last Name First Name Middle Cls Sec Status Udry J. Richard III FELLOW Uhlenbeck Olke Cornelis II FELLOW Uhlenbeck Karen Keskulla I FELLOW Uhr Jonathan William II FELLOW Ullman Richard Henry III FELLOW Ulrich Eugene IV FELLOW Unanue Emil Raphael II FELLOW Unger Roger Harold II FELLOW Unger Roberto Mangabeira III FELLOW Ungerleider Leslie II FELLOW Uyeda Seiya I FHM Back to the Search Page Email Site Map Web Policy ... Home

43. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Index Of U Translate this page Uhl, Jr., J. Jerry, Carnegie-Mellon University, 1966. uhlenbeck, karen,Brandeis University, 1968. uhlenbeck, George, Rijksuniversiteit Leiden,1927. http://genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/html/letter.phtml?letter=U

44. Franklin College News NOTED MATHEMATICIAN karen uhlenbeck TO DELIVER JAMES. C. CANTRELL LECTURESON UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA CAMPUS. ATHENS, Ga. – Dr. karen http://www.franklin.uga.edu/chronicle/articles/cantrelllectrs.htm

45. UV Index uhlenbeck, George (159*) uhlenbeck, karen (1114*) Ulam, Stanislaw (1422*), UlughBeg (1219*) Umawi, Abu al (1014) Uqlidisi, Abu'l al(1028), Upton, Francis (359 http://math.ichb.ro/History/Indexes/UV.html

46. WEBCSBMI: Bacheca: Lista Videocassette uhlenbeck, karen K. Applications of nonlinear analysis in topology Videoregistrazione/ karen K. uhlenbeck. Sl The mathematical http://www.csb-main.unige.it/Cataloghi/listavideo.html

Centro di Servizio Bibliotecario di Matematica e Informatica "E.Togliatti" Via Dodecaneso 35 16146 Genova Italy tel. 010 353 6759 fax 010 353 6752 e-mail biblioteca@dima.unige.it Elenco materiale audiovisivo posseduto dal CSBMI Videomath Festival at ICM '98 [videoregistrazione] : a collection of mathematical videos / Hans-Christian Hege, Konrad Polthier (eds.). Berlin : Springer, [1998?]. 1 videocassetta (VHS) : col., son.. Raccolta di video di argomento matematico presentata in occasione del Congresso Internazionale dei Matematici tenutosi a Berlino nel 1998. ISBN: 3-540-92634-8 Wallach, Nolan R. Some applications of group representations [Videoregistrazione] / Nolan Wallach. Providence (RI) : American Mathematical Society, c1990. 1 videocassetta (VHS) : col., son.. (AMS-MAA Joint lecture series). Videoregistrazione di una conferenza (Louisville, Kentucky, January 1990). Smale, Stephen Videoregistrazione di una conferenza (Phoenix, Arizona, January 1989). Ribet, Kenneth Modular elliptic curves and Fermat 's last theorem [Videoregistrazione] / Kenneth A. Ribet. Providence (RI) : American Mathematical Society, c1993. 1 videocassetta (VHS) : col., son.. (Selected lectures in mathematics).

47. Ada Byron karen uhlenbeck When she was a child she was interested in books and they led herto an interest in science. A personal Profile of karen K. uhlenbeck Online. http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/library/history/uhl.html

Karen Uhlenbeck When she was a child she was interested in books and they led her to an interest in science. No one would have guessed that she would be a math person. Her interest in math was sparked in college, because she believes that one doesn't understand what mathematics is until one takes abstract math courses and learns about proofs. Karen is a mathematician. Her work is on partial differential equations. These equations are now used in a more technical manner to look at the shapes of space. She has always known that she had a natural inclination for abstraction. She values time to be herself and think about math or other things. The noise of the world is a difficult thing for her to deal with and she has always had a difficult time handling external stimuli. Her accomplishments have been many. Some of her many honors are serving as Vice President of the American Mathematical Society. She has sat on editorial boards of ten research journals, and regularly serves as consultant to mathematics departments and foundations. Also in 1988 she received an honorary D.Sc. degree form Knox College. She is currently a professor in mathematics at the University of Texas at Austin. Not only has she influenced math but science has also been a part of her life. She was honored with a MacArthur Fellowship in 1983 and an election to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1985 and to the National Academy of Sciences in 1986. She has also delivered numerous lectures at major research centers. She presented the Colloquium Lectures in the American mathematical Society at the joint summer meeting in 1985. In Kyoto, Japan in 1990, she became the second woman to give a Plenary Lecture at an international Congress of Mathematics.

48. SJSU Virtual Museum Main Menu. U V uhlenbeck, karen (1942 - ) Mathematics, United Statesof America Work on partial differential equations. Main Menu. http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/library/history/aamenu.html

Original URL: http://www.sjsu.edu/depts/Museum/aamenu.html The History of Mathematics, Science, and Technology : A Culturally Affirming View Alphabetical Listing of Scientists A-B C-D E-F G-H ... Y-Z Nominate a Scientist or Mathematician Have we forgotten someone special? Is there a scientist or mathematician that you'd like us to include in future displays? If so, take a minute to nominate that person.Just click on the highlighted word below to give us the name of the person and a few lines to help us locate some information to begin the search process. I nominate.. Send Web Master Suggestions or Comments We welcome your input. If our information is out of date, please let us know. Perhaps, you'd like to send some comments so we can improve the quality of the musuem.Help make this an interactive display by sending us your comments and suggestions. Suggestions and Comments Updated June, 1999

49. UGA News Bureau Williams, 706/5428501, phil@arches.uga.edu CONTACT Kevin Clancey, 706/542-2643,kclancey@math.uga.edu NOTED MATHEMATICIAN karen uhlenbeck TO DELIVER JAMES. http://www.uga.edu/news/newsbureau/releases/2001releases/0103/010314uhlenbeck.ht

Wednesday, March 14 2001 WRITER: Phil Williams, 706/542-8501, phil@arches.uga.edu CONTACT: Kevin Clancey, 706/542-2643, kclancey@math.uga.edu NOTED MATHEMATICIAN KAREN UHLENBECK TO DELIVER JAMES. C. CANTRELL LECTURES ON UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA CAMPUS For information, call the mathematics department at 542-2211.

50. Table Of Contents p. 13. . . ARTICLE, Schoen, Richard; uhlenbeck, karen Regularity ofminimizing harmonic maps into the sphere. 89. . . ARTICLE, Deninger http://134.76.163.65/agora_docs/175256TABLE_OF_CONTENTS.html

Inventiones Mathematicae Bibliographic description for this electronic document This is volume 78 of Inventiones mathematicae TITLE PAGE IMPRINT TABLE OF CONTENTS PERIODICAL ISSUE IMPRINT ... Browsing list

51. Department Of Mathematics - University Of Georgia Professor karen uhlenbeck made pioneering contributions to global geometry and gaugetheory that resulted in advances in mathematical physics and the theory of http://www.math.uga.edu/seminars_conferences/uhlenbeck.html

Professor Karen K. Uhlenbeck Sid W. Richardson Regents Professor of Mathematics, University of Texas, Austin Professor Karen Uhlenbeck made pioneering contributions to global geometry and gauge theory that resulted in advances in mathematical physics and the theory of partial differential equations. She has received numerous awards and honors for her mathematical work, including election to the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. She received the MacArthur Prize in 1983, and was chosen as a plenary speaker at the International Congress of Mathematicians in Kyoto in 1990. In December 2000, she was awarded the National Medal of Science, the nation's highest scientific honor. Geometry Across Three Centuries April 10-12, 2001 A selection of equations from nineteenth century geometry Tuesday, April 10, 2001, 4:00 p.m.

52. National Academy Of Sciences - Members uhlenbeck, karen K. The University of Texas at Austin. uhlenbeck hasbeen the foremost pioneer in developing and applying hard analytic http://www4.nas.edu/nas/naspub.nsf/(urllinks)/NAS-58N3QK?opendocument

53. Index.html uhlenbeck, karen (April 1996), Coming to Grips with Success A Profile of karenuhlenbeck, Math Horizons, Washington, DC The Mathematical Association of http://www.mathcs.carleton.edu/gender_math/

This page is the final project for an independent study at Carleton College facilitated by Deanna Haunsperger, mathematician extraordinaire, amazing mentor, and caring friend. Created by Cassie Aronberg, Melissa Powell, and Elena Contreras Women and Girls in Society Belenky, Mary F., Clinchy, Blythe M., Goldberger, Nancy R., and Taruli, Jill M. (1997), Women's Ways of Knowing , New York: HarperCollins. In response to a well-known study of learning by William Perry, who interviewed male students at Harvard, these authors sought to explore how a woman's learning differs. They have found through their interviews with women that there are several distinct phases of learning. They interviewed women having a variety of different educational experiences: college graduates, high school graduates, and the women in the "invisible college," those who struggle with learning about mothering but have received less formal education. Douglas, Susan J. (1995), Where the Girls Are , New York: Times Books. Where the Girls Are explores feminist thought and the conflicting messages women have received from the media from the 50's to the early 90's. Douglas shows how these messages have changed each decade and how women have wrestled with the choice to identify with or reject them. From the news media's representation of the women's movement in the 1970's to the escapism many women find in reading popular magazines such as

54. Women In CS Event Recap Women in Computer Science Event Recap. Lunch with Prof. karen uhlenbeck.karen uhlenbeck visited the Department of Mathematics on May 12. Prof. http://women.cs.uiuc.edu/events/may12_00.html

Women in Computer Science Event Recap Lunch with Prof. Karen Uhlenbeck Karen Uhlenbeck visited the Department of Mathematics on May 12. Prof. Uhlenbeck is a Professor and a Sid W. Richardson Foundation Regents Chair at the Department of Mathematics, University of Texas, Austin. Her research interests are in Geometric Partial Differential Equations. At Prof Uhlenbeck's request the math department organized a women's only lunch with her. There were about 30 women from math and cs departments. We were having box lunches and talking very informally on the issue of women in math, computer science, and academe in general. One of the strongest pieces of advice Prof. Uhlenbeck gave was that having a family, children, and life in general is a very positive factor in having a successful career. In general, the feeling from the conversation was that while there might not be total gender equality in academe in general, and in math in particular, a good mathematician (and computer scientist) will find a job he or she desires. Another thing emerged from the conversation was that a lot of the gender issues are very US specific and do not seem to exists outside of the country. To sum up, have a career, have a family, have fun, and don't let anybody stop you.

55. August 21, 2001 Contact Shannon Wingard (614) 247-6821 and biological researcher; University of Maryland president Clayton Daniel Mote,Jr.; US Surgeon General David Satcher; and karen K. uhlenbeck, a 2000 National http://www.acs.ohio-state.edu/osu/newsrel/Archive/01-08-24_Six_honored_at_SU_com

August 21, 2001 Contact: Shannon Wingard Ohio State honors six at summer 2001 commencement COLUMBUS – Six individuals will be honored at The Ohio State University’s summer 2001 commencement for their contributions to society and academics, and their dedication to the university. Ceremonies begin at 9:30 a.m., Aug. 30, in the Jerome Schottenstein Center. This is the first commencement to be held at the Schottenstein Center. Honorary doctorates will be presented to Raphael Mechoulam, internationally renowned chemistry and biological researcher; University of Maryland president Clayton Daniel Mote, Jr.; U. S. Surgeon General David Satcher; and Karen K. Uhlenbeck, a 2000 National Medal of Science recipient. The Distinguished Service Award will be presented to Ray J. Groves, chair of Legg Mason Merchant Banking Inc. and The Ohio State University Foundation Board of Directors; and E. Leonard Jossem, emeritus professor of physics at Ohio State and former member of the scientific staff at Los Alamos in the Advanced Developments Division during World War II. Raphael Mechoulam, Doctor of Science

56. Vol.31, No. 3-- This Issue -- OnCampus, OSU"s Newspaper For Faculty And Staff (She said yes.). karen K. uhlenbeck, Doctor of Science. A 2000 NationalMedal of Science recipient, karen K. uhlenbeck has held the http://www.acs.ohio-state.edu/oncampus/v31n3/thisissue_7.html

Sept. 13, 2001 Vol. 31, No. 3 Photos by Jo McCulty The first commencement to be held in the Jerome Schottenstein Center featured a new platform backdrop designed by John Page, technical director at the center. Commencement message: Take care of yourself Speaker Satcher is among six honored Ohio State graduates had one more lesson to learn during summer commencement ceremonies on Aug. 30. Speaker David Satcher, surgeon general of the United States, gave them a quick rundown of his low-tech guidelines to good health. The four-point prescription: Conduct 30 minutes of physical activity per day at least five days per week; eat five servings of fruits and vegetables per day; avoid tobacco and other drugs; and be responsible when engaging in sexual behavior. It may sound familiar. In fact, Satcher expects it to. But he said that from his vantage point, a major challenge of the 21st century is bridging the gap between science, policies and practices or, more simply, bridging the gap between what we know and what we do. Changes in human behavior could make a big difference in the quality of public health, he said. Satcher spoke at Ohio State's first commencement to be held in the Jerome Schottenstein Center. He also was among six recipients of commencement honors. U.S. surgeon general since 1998 and only the second person in history to simultaneously serve as surgeon general and assistant secretary for health, Satcher received an honorary doctor of science degree.

57. The MacArthur Fellows Program Klainerman, Sergiu Kopell, Nancy Lander, Eric Steven Mumford, David Peskin, CharlesS. Robinson, Julia Schoen, Richard M. uhlenbeck, karen K. Weeks, Jeffrey http://www.macfound.org/programs/fel/complete_list_5.htm

The MacArthur Fellows Program Overview Frequently Asked Questions Program and Area Directors 2002 MacArthur Fellows Announced ... 2002 MacArthur Fellows Gallery Complete List of MacArthur Fellows 1981-2002 A-F G-K L-R S-Z ... by Class 2002 Fellows Full Biographies Bonnie Bassler Ann Blair Katherine Boo Paul Ginsparg ... Colson Whitehead Complete List of MacArthur Fellows As of September 24, 2002, 635 Fellows have been named. MacArthur Fellows 1981 - 2002: Listing By Field The Arts Architecture Diller, Elizabeth Mockbee, Samuel Scofidio, Ricardo Choreography and Dance Blunden, Jeraldyne Brown, Trisha Cunningham, Merce Jones, Bill T. Lerman, Liz Marshall, Susan Mitchell, Arthur Morris, Mark Otake, Eiko and Koma Streb, Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Tharp, Twyla Crafts and Design Bigelow, Charles A. Bing, Xu Maloof, Sam Van Vliet, Claire Wilson, Adrian Fiction Abish, Walter Barrett, Andrea Butler, Octavia Cantor, Jay

58. The MacArthur Fellows Program Walter F., Jr. Ramanujan, AK Rivlin, Alice M. Schoen, Richard M. uhlenbeck,karen K. Archibald, George W. Cortes, Ernesto J., Jr. http://www.macfound.org/programs/fel/complete_list_6.htm

The MacArthur Fellows Program Overview Frequently Asked Questions Program and Area Directors 2002 MacArthur Fellows Announced ... 2002 MacArthur Fellows Gallery Complete List of MacArthur Fellows 1981-2002 A-F G-K L-R S-Z ... by Class 2002 Fellows Full Biographies Bonnie Bassler Ann Blair Katherine Boo Paul Ginsparg ... Colson Whitehead Complete List of MacArthur Fellows As of September 24, 2002, 635 Fellows have been named. MacArthur Fellows 1981 - 2002: Listing By Field June 1981: 21 Fellows December 1981: 20 Fellows Ammons, A. R. Brodsky, Joseph Chudnovsky, Gregory V. Coles, Robert Errington, Shelly Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. Ghiselin, Michael Gould, Stephen Jay Graham, Ian Imbrie, John Lewis, Elma McPherson, James Mottahedeh, Roy P. Osheroff, Douglas D. Root-Bernstein, Robert Rosen, Lawrence Schorske, Carl E. Silko, Leslie Marmon Walcott, Derek Warren, Robert Penn Wolfram, Stephen

59. Untitled QA267.7 .C68 1990 Videocassette 61 min. Applications of nonlinear analysisin topology uhlenbeck, karen K. QA427 .A66 1990 Videocassette 65 min. http://www.lib.msu.edu/coll/branches/math/newsletter/videos.html

60. Googlism : Who Is Translate this page karen tracy, karen trainor, karen travis. karen tsang, karen tucker, karen tumlin.karen turko, karen turner, karen uhlenbeck. karen unger, karen vance, karen vanderpool. http://www.googlism.com/who_is/k_index.htm?navpage=9

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