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MIP European Workshop 2

October 19-21, Rome

This is my favorite event in the world. Save the date

This is Nathan Cavanaugh, another DOGE staffer explaining how he flagged grants at NEH for "DEI" which would be reviewed for termination. 404 Media has reviewed hours of this footage and we'll have more soon.

Part of a lawsuit by @acls1919.bsky.social, @modernlanguage.bsky.social + @historians.org

📚 New Arxiv Paper

Title: Localization of complementarity eigenvalues
Authors: Antonio Sasaki (CMA, PSL), Sophie Demassey (CMA, PSL), Valentina Sessa (CMA, PSL)

Read more: https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.15789

Springer advertisement for the "Branch-and-Price" book

our #openaccess book on "branch-and-price" is finally published; you can download it here link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

#orms @springernature.com

Derrière notre rapport à la hiérarchie, c'est tout un système bureaucratique qui est en jeu.

C’est une logique qui fait qu'on regarde "vers en haut", vers l'approbation de nos chef.fe.s, plutôt qu'en face de nous, là où se trouvent les citoyennes et citoyens.
4/10

Median time under review (time intervened from submission to acceptance) of articles indexed in PubMed with a female first author (n = 2,562,262), a male first author (n = 3,405,821), a female corresponding author (n = 975,010), a male corresponding author (n = 1,946,469), a female first author and a female corresponding author (n = 757,878), a male first author and a male corresponding author (n = 1,357,835), all-female authors (n = 650,280), and all-male authors (n = 2,146,799)

Female scientists have to wait longer for their articles to be reviewed than their male colleagues. An analysis of 36.5 million papers in the life sciences shows that for females it took 115 days to reach a decision, compared to 101 days for men journals.plos.org/plosbiology/... @plosbiology.org

C'était Paris en 1970 Photographies numérisées du fonds C'était Paris en 1970

Je viens de tomber sur un truc fascinant. En 1970, la FNAC et Paris ont organisé un concours photo basé sur un découpage géométrique de Paris. Ce site permet de visionner 30 000 des photos produites à cette occasion

paris1970.jeantho.eu/index.html

This one by @ferracimo.bsky.social ...

"If you're a researcher & want to have real-world impact, this is essential reading"- @charliejgardner.bsky.social

"A vital read for academic relevance in our century of climate, ecological & political crises'- @jksteinberger.bsky.social

I'll say again: The easiest way to radicalise someone is to ask them their favourite hobby and demonstrate how capitalism has fucked it up.

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Tiens, les "Oblique Strategies" de Brian Eno sont disponibles sous forme de site web : ob-strat.netlify.app

C'est bien amusant à utiliser pour écrire, je suppose que ça le sera encore plus pour la team zicos (cc @artuandelierree.com @zus.bsky.social)

Wiki : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oblique...

I recall @philipcball.bsky.social wrote a book about this...

Et merci de ne pas reporter plus encore la charge (rapporteuses et jurys) sur les rangs B à défaut de femmes rang A :)

Yes you’re totally right, just they sound a bit too anthropomorphic to me

+1 (for column generation) for Benders I use the bilevel terms: upper/lower level

Parce qu’une partie des Mines PSL est implantée à Sophia depuis plus de 50 ans.

mais ces formations (sérieuses) là ne sont pas trop touchées car toutes les entreprises ne sont pas prêtes à renoncer à ces compétences. La situation des sciences humaines et fondamentales est plus préoccupante, et ce n’est pas le problème de chatgpt. Je crois.

Non c’est juste faux: ni le contributeur de l’article ni ChatGPT ne sauraient expliquer aujourd’hui la “supply chain optimization” ni même plagier correctement un livre sur le sujet

The first author of that paper was his own supervisor, Ailsa Land, who was still at the London School of Economics. But he did not know what had become of the second author. “All I know is that she was Australian and that she shares your name,” Gilbert said to me. Many years later, I started teaching optimisation (and her own branch-and-bound method) at the University of Melbourne. I always mentioned the mystery of this Australian woman who was my namesake and who had disappeared after publishing such an influential paper. After one of these classes, a student approached me and said, “Professor, there’s a tutor here named Alison. Maybe it’s her.” With little hope, I looked into it, and to my surprise, the tutor was indeed Alison Doig, now Alison Harcourt. My desire was to run, knock on each one of my colleagues’ doors and ask: “Do you know who that woman is?”.

This story of the discovery of Alison Doig the person is wild

pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/cel...

Fanny Gollier-Briant : « Il faut absolument repolitiser la souffrance des jeunes » La pédopsychiatre au CHU de Nantes considère le « plan psychiatrie » présenté en juin par le gouvernement largement insuffisant, alors que les chiffres sur la santé mentale des adolescents et des jeun...

Les abonnés de @politis.fr ont libéré le formidable entretien réalisé par @elsagambin.bsky.social avec la pédopsychiatre Fanny Gollier-Briant sur la santé mentale des adolescents et des jeunes adultes . A lire absolument, ici ⤵️ www.politis.fr/articles/202...

Marouane is live tweeting all #EuroMIP25 talks, follow him to stay up to date

Sophie Demassey @sofdem.bsky.social kicks off the third and final day of #EuroMIP25 with a talk on Block Coordination of Nonlinear Network and Discrete Optimization. She focuses on scheduling nonlinear flow networks, with an application to load shifting in drinking water systems.

#EuroMIP25 #orms

Thank you Marouane for your amazing commitment to synthesize the talks and especially this one :) I would not have been able to summarize it with more precision! Thank you

Like I've said before, if you have any doubts about climate change, just go to a super-boring insurance conference and listen to the super-boring panels where they dryly talk about the growing threat of disasters so catastrophic and unpredictable in scope they simply cannot be insured at any price.

Thank you Thiago for your synthesis of the talks. Much appreciated!

Trump banned important words from research - 350 of them.
So we said 🛑Touche pas à mon pote!✊ and stuffed as many of them as we could into the abstract of our new math paper. 🫵You can do the same!🫵Join the cause with your next abstract - they will have no choice but to hear us.
#AdoptCensoredWords

Bill Cook strikes again: shortest tour of 81,998 bars in South Korea is the top story tonight at Hacker News

www.math.uwaterloo.ca/tsp/korea/in...

The Forgotten History of Hitler’s Establishment Enablers The Nazi leader didn’t seize power; he was given it.

Hitler’s rise to power shows how a country with a functional, if flawed, democratic machinery handed absolute power over to someone whom the conservative political class regarded as a chaotic clown with a violent following.

Opinion | What Autocrats Want From Academics: Servility In 1931, Italian scholars were made to take loyalty oaths. Will that happen to us?

"On October 8, 1931, a law went into effect requiring every Italian university professor to sign an oath pledging their loyalty to the government of Benito Mussolini. Out of over 1,200 professors in the country, only 12 refused. All of them were immediately fired." www.chronicle.com/article/what...