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Mathblogging.org ‘Mathematical Instruments’: interviews with mathematical bloggers

The Mathblogging.org blog has a new series of posts, ‘Mathematical Instruments’, highlighting mathematical bloggers. The posts take the form of an interview in which the subject answers questions about their blog and blogging in general. The first post explains that this will

let bloggers tell you a little bit about themselves. We call it “Mathematical Instruments” because we see blogging as a valuable addition to the toolbox for research and education. But it is still fairly new and sometimes gets overlooked or dismissed by people who don’t know what to use it for.
The idea of these short interviews is that we can learn a little more about how this instrument can be used, and meet some of the people who are already using it.

The first two are Igor Carron of Nuit Blanche and Izabella Laba of The Accidental Mathematician.

Source and more posts (in time): Mathematical Instruments.

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