At the start of 2021, EWM-NL initiated a project to add, extend, and translate pages of (mostly) women mathematicians. The project was proposed by Valentijn Karemaker and was run for two years as an EWM-NL initiative by Anne-Men Huijzer (2021) and Maria Vlasiou (2022) with the contribution of several volunteers and Wikipedia editors. From 2023 on, the project continues independently and is managed by Hester Breman. An overview of the contributions under this initiative can also be found here.
Project management: Anne-Men Huijzer (2021), Maria Vlasiou (2022), Hester Breman (2023)
Volunteers: Jenneke Krüger, Hester Breman, Geertje Hek, Ellywa, Alice ter Meulen, Anne-Men Huijzer , Dzemila Sero, Maria Vlasiou, Oxana Manita
Join the project
Join this project if you wish to enrich the Wikipedia biographies of (women) mathematicians. Interact and be inspired by the other volunteers. You can contribute as little as half an hour of your time (or become a life-long prolific Wikipedia editor!) We meet online once per month for updates, technical support, and inspiration.
Pages added
- Ute Ebert
- Ruth Curtain (NL)(RUS)
- Tanja Lange
- Nelly Litvak (NL)(RUS)
- Margot Gerritsen (NL)(RUS)
- Gianne Derks (IT) (NL)
- Rineke Verbrugge
- Maria Vlasiou
- European Women in Mathematics
- Renate Loll (IT) (NL)
- Caroline Series
- Kirsten ten Tusscher
- Jeanine Daems
- Bas Edixhoven
- Jacquelien Scherpen
- Maria Wonenburger
- Alice ter Meulen
- Claire Voisin
- Julia Robinson
- Anneli Cahn Lax (IT) (NL)
- Marina Ratner (IT) (NL)
- Olga Arsenievna Oleinik
- Karen Veroy-Grepl
- Maria Hasse
- Pamela Habibovic
- Assia Mahboubi
- Ulrike Tillmann
- Nira Chamberlain
- Eugenia Cheng
- Mihaela van der Schaar
- Constance van Eeden
- Stéphanie van der Pas