Alexandre Girouard receives the 2026 Cathleen Synge Morawetz Prize
His groundbreaking work in spectral geometry, particularly his use of homogenization methods to address classical problems, has led to major advances, including the resolution of the Weinstock isoperimetric problem and new sharp bounds for Steklov eigenvalues.
A prolific author in leading international journals and recipient of Université Laval’s Prix Lumière in 2025, he also plays an important role in the mathematical community through his involvement in scientific leadership and the organization of research events.
Carlo Pagano Receives the 2026 Coxeter–James Prize
Congratulations to Carlo Pagano, professor at Concordia University and member of the CRM, who [...]
Alexandre Girouard receives the 2026 Cathleen Synge Morawetz Prize
Congratulations to Alexandre Girouard, professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Université [...]
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