The European Academy of Sciences (EurASc) proudly congratulates Distinguished Professor Susan Scott, Fellow of EurASc, on receiving the George Szekeres Medal, the highest honour of the Australian Mathematical Society (AustMS). This prestigious award recognises outstanding contributions to the mathematical sciences, reaffirming Professor Scott’s exceptional leadership and impact in the field.
The medal was presented by Jessica Purcell, President of AustMS, during the opening ceremony of the joint meetings of the Australian, American, and New Zealand Mathematical Societies in Auckland.
A Historic Milestone
Professor Scott’s recognition marks an important moment in Australian mathematical sciences:
- She is only the third woman in Australia to receive this honour.
- She is the first woman from the Australian National University (ANU) to be awarded the medal.
- She is only the second person from ANU to ever receive this distinction.
Pioneering Contributions
A global leader in gravitational wave theory and mathematical physics, Professor Scott’s groundbreaking research has shaped the scientific community and inspired new generations of researchers. Her work continues to push the boundaries of knowledge, making significant advances in mathematical and theoretical physics.
The George Szekeres Medal, named after the renowned mathematician, is a testament to her dedication, innovation, and excellence in advancing the mathematical sciences.
EurASc is proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition of Professor Susan Scott’s remarkable career and lasting contributions to science.
🔗 Source: OzGrav News
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