MPE2013 geht an den Start!

MPE2013 geht an den Start!
7 Dez. 2012

MPE2013 geht international an den Start!

Zitat von Irena Bokova, Generaldirektorin der UNESCO:

„Die UNESCO untersützt sehr diese außerordentliche Zusammenarbeit von Mathematikern aus der ganzen Welt, die Forschung über grundlegende Fragen über den Planeten Erde vorantreibt, globale Fragen besser zu verstehen hilft, zur Information der Öffentlichkeit beiträgt und den Fächerkanon der Schulen um die wesentliche Rolle der Mathematik bei den Herausforderungen für unseren Planeten bereichert.“

IMAGINARY ist Partner der MPE2013-Ausstellung (www.mpe2013.org), die im März in Paris eröffnet.

 

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