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Parisa Kharazmi @parisakharazmi.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

It was a great pleasure to attend the XLV Scientific Instrument Symposium (SIC 2026) in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, and to finally meet so many wonderful people in person. I was happy to have the opportunity to share my work on SI, Rusty Compass, with such an inspiring community. #RustyCompass #SIC2026

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Parisa Kharazmi @parisakharazmi.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

The bus stop outside my apartment on the Australian National University campus is covered in mathematical mural art, including a Penrose triangle and an impossible cube (Freemish crate)! Turns out you don't need to reach the MSI building to find geometry at ANU! #ANU #mathematics

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Parisa Kharazmi @parisakharazmi.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

Grateful to have been a guest lecturer at MSI, ANU. Heartfelt thanks to Prof. Rowena Ball @rowena-mathscieng.bsky.social for her generous support, which opened a new world for my research, and for organising "Global Mathematics Histories and Futures," a one-of-a-kind event in Australia. #MSI #ANU

Grateful to have been a guest lecturer at MSI, ANU. Heartfelt thanks to Prof. Rowena Ball @rowena-mathscieng.bsky.social for her generous support that opened a new world for my research and for organising "Global Mathematics Histories and Futures," a one-of-a-kind event in Australia. #MSI #ANU

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Parisa Kharazmi @parisakharazmi.bsky.social · 01/08/2026

What an incredible experience as a visiting scholar at the University of St Andrews (April-June): conferences, events, and archive discoveries. Warm thanks to Prof. Isobel Falconer, Dr Deborah Kent, and all my friends at the School of Mathematics and Statistics. #historyofmathematics #MacTutor

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Parisa Kharazmi @parisakharazmi.bsky.social · 24/12/2025

One of the line-practice exercises in my class became a really interesting artwork. Although not the first time, it reflects Euclid’s straight lines, circles, ...! I wonder what an AI would see! different, but not necessarily better. Framed it as a MathArt work!

One of the line-practice exercises in class became a really interesting artwork.
Although not the first time, it reflects Euclid’s straight lines, circles, ...!
I wonder what an AI would see! different, but not necessarily better.
Framed it as a MathArt work!

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Snezana Lawrence @snezanalawrence.bsky.social · 01/04/2025

Hey the weather in England is so nice it's unbelievable! And apparently on Friday in Oxford it will be gorgeous! So come and join me and friends for the Oxford Literary Festival (and as it's at 6pm you won't miss much of the sunshine) oxfordliteraryfestival.org/literature-e...

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Sparking Curiosity: Big Ideas that Have Shaped World | Oxford Literary Festival

Snezana Lawrence, Charlotte Mullins and Nigel Warburton Chaired by Heather McCallum - Sparking Curiosity: Big Ideas that Have Shaped World

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