Re: Buchberger Jenks Award?

thank you for this inspirational quote from Doron, Tim.

note that SIGSAM has managed to honor Bruno with the prestigious
Paris Kanellakis Award in 2007
http://www.sigsam.org/Awards/KanellakisAward.html
I personally spend a lot of time working on his nomination,
with Mark Giesbrecht, Emil Volcheck and others. In the end,
we were delighted to be successful.

see here: http://www.sigsam.org/awards/jenks/
for the procedures governing the Jenks Award.

all the best,

 	Ilias

On Thu, 8 Sep 2016, Tim Daly wrote:

> But the MOST significant contribution by 20th-Century human 
> mathematicians and computer scientists was the creation of COMPUTER 
> ALGEBRA. It is still in a very preliminary stage, but is already 
> revolutionizing the way we DO and THINK about mathematics. Even computer 
> foes often `cheat' and use Maple or Mathematica on the side. It is a 
> scandal that, so far, the pioneers of computer algebra did not get their 
> due recognition by the mathematical establishment. One glaring 
> oversight, reminiscent of G?del only becoming a professor at the age of 
> 47, is that Bruno BUCHBERGER, the great pioneer of computer algebra, 
> whose algorithm revolutionized all the spectrum of mathematics, from 
> robotics to very abstract algebraic geometry, does not get a tiny 
> fraction of the recognition granted to the Atiyahs and the Botts. He is 
> not even a member of the Academy of Science of his native Austria! But 
> one should not fault this or that specific Academy. After all, at least 
> today, national academies consist of members of that narrow-minded, 
> short-sighted species called humans. Bruno Buchberger's heritage, and 
> his Gr?bner Bases will survive long after most of the current members of 
> the Austrian Academy of Science will be forgotten.
> 
> -- quote from Doron Zeilberger (http://www.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/Opinion47.html)
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> Tim
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