From the Editor
As we return to our teaching duties, it is both comforting and edifying to have a new issue of the Notices to turn to. The September issue contains an interview with the creators of PRIMES, an MIT research-based program for high school students. September also offers a compelling piece on the question of diversity for women in the STEM disciplines. There is a piece on Gauss’s hidden menagerie of dazzling visuals. And the September issue features a memorial to eminent Swedish mathematician Lars Hörmander. — Frank Morgan, Editor
Feature Articles
Gauss's Hidden Menagerie: From Cyclotomy to Supercharacters
Stephan Ramon Garcia, Trevor Hyde, and Bob Lutz
Mathematical Research in High School: The PRIMES Experience
Pavel Etingof, Slava Gerovitch and Tanya Khovanova
To the Memory of Lars Hörmander (1931— 2012)
Jan Boman and Ragnar Sigurdsson
Communications
Increasing Diversity and Inclusion for Women in STEM
Dandrielle C. Lewis
From the AMS Secretary
Graduate Students
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