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The article informs about case study of a serious and multiple ethical misconduct after an author submitted a paper to five journals for publication and committed some form of plagiarism. Topics include mathematics and in sciences in general, multiple submissions of the same results or parallel papers are prohibited as serious ethical misconduct; and mathematics simultaneous or concurrent submission of a manuscript describing the same research publication in the electronic online systems.

The article contains a list of contact persons of the DMV (German Mathematical Society) at various German universities and colleges. It also mentions some dissertation topics and their supervisors. Furthermore, scientific papers and research projects by mathematicians at various universities are listed. Information about the DMV, its board and presidency, as well as contact details and membership fees, are also provided. However, no further information is given about the content of the papers or research projects. [Extracted from the article]

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The article "President's Greeting" reports on the position paper on equal opportunities and diversity of the German Mathematical Society (DMV). The DMV presidency emphasizes the importance of a diverse, respectful, and inclusive community. It is mentioned that the discussion about a possible renaming of the DMV has resurfaced, but no name change has taken place so far. The presidency has established a specialist group for gender, diversity, and sustainability in mathematics and proposes a participatory process to shape the discussion about the name of the DMV. Furthermore, reference is made to a paper adopted by various mathematical and scientific societies, condemning antidemocratic and nationalist approaches in Germany. It is emphasized that science requires openness, international cooperation, democracy, and the rule of law. [Extracted from the article]

The article "Logbook Mathematics" deals with mathematical jokes and April Fools' jokes. It is mentioned that Martin Gardner made some April Fools' jokes in April 1975, such as the claim that the theory of relativity had been disproven. The number eπ√163 is now referred to as the Ramanujan constant. Robert J. Scherrer discusses in a paper the possibility that the values of π, e, γ, φ, and whole numbers could change over time. Other mathematical April Fools' jokes are also mentioned, such as a decomposition of the sphere into hexagons. There is a reference to an April Fools' joke about Fermat's conjecture, in which a well-known mathematician announced a counterproof. Another mathematician spread an April Fools' joke about the Riemann hypothesis through a mailing list. There is also a report about a fake article from Der Postillon, which claimed that German elementary school students do not master infinitesimal calculus. The Titanic and the NachDenkSeiten also published satirical articles about mathematical concepts and the Ukraine crisis. [Extracted from the article]

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Mathematics professor Camillo De Lellis is awarded the Maryam Mirzakhani Prize in Mathematics for his contributions to solving the Euler equations and the regularity theory of minimal surfaces. The Science Council has adopted recommendations for the transformation of scientific publishing towards open access. An information paper describes possibilities for digitally tracking scientific activities. Photographer Jessica Wynne has photographed blackboards of mathematicians from around the world, which will be published as a book in a German publishing house in the fall. The MFO calls for applications for workshops with networking and mentoring activities to promote equal opportunities and diversity in mathematics. Various mathematical events and dates are mentioned, including lectures, conferences, and anniversaries. Additionally, the digital math advent calendars from "Math in Life" and the Berlin Excellence Cluster MATH+ are mentioned. [Extracted from the article]

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The position paper by DMV, GDM, and MNU from November 23, 2022, deals with the acute shortage of mathematics teachers. The Education Report of 2022 and a model calculation by the KMK indicate a lack of mathematics teachers. Various measures to address the shortage are being discussed, such as recruiting additional students, establishing study places, and abolishing admission restrictions. The professional societies emphasize the importance of subject-specific and didactic educational components in these measures and propose nationally uniform minimum standards. It is recommended to conduct scientifically based training and further education programs and provide the necessary resources. [Extracted from the article]

The issue of the "Mitteilungen der DMV" (Announcements of the German Mathematical Society) from March 1, 2023, contains various articles on mathematical topics. One article by Jessica Wynne deals with the beauty of mathematical chalkboard images. The president of the DMV, Joachim Escher, gives a greeting. Other articles discuss topics such as the Tilings Encyclopedia, the development of ChatGPT in AI research, and mathematics in the digital society. There is also an article on the geometry of negotiation tables and a contribution on life and work in Germany from an external perspective. The position paper by DMV, GDM, and MNU on combating the shortage of mathematics teachers is also presented. The issue concludes with information about new members, appointments, promotions, and the imprint. [Extracted from the article]

The editorial of the DMV Announcements in the year 2023 welcomes the readers and mentions a monument in Vík í Myrdal, Iceland, which is depicted on the cover. The monument symbolizes the collaboration between Iceland and Great Britain and was created by the Icelandic sculptor Steinunn Thórarinsdóttir. The first issue of the Announcements is themed "achieved together". It also includes contributions on mathematical chalkboard drawings, tessellations, the use of ChatGPT in higher education and school teaching, as well as science communication and negotiations with mathematics. The issue concludes with a joint position paper on combating the shortage of mathematics teachers. [Extracted from the article]

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The article presents an issue of the periodical related to Deutsche Mathematiker-Vereinigung. Topics include attempts of Felix Hausdorff, a German mathematician, founder of modern set theory Topology described how to save life from the anti-Semitic threat of the Nazis; and disenfranchisement of Jewish scientists after in material and in general social and cultural terms of modern set-theoretic topology, serve mathematicians as an illustration of introductory remarks and rise of nationalism.

An interview with Benjamin Staude, a German mathematician, is presented. Topics include studying mathematics to doing a doctorate in brain research to founding a start-up with substantive mathematics; and involved in working with a physicist who is an insanely theoretical superstructure with mathematical service provider in a biological research group as mathematician in neuroscience.

The article explores how mathematician Felix Hausdorff's failed emigration and death. Topics include problem of mass accidents many pilgrims follow the traditional timing of the ritual in the area of ​​the monuments; and government of Saudi Arabia has pushed numerous innovations in the field of infrastructure and crowd organization with effects of construction measures, such as the construction of large tunnel systems in the Mina Valley.

The article reports that he group of GAMM Juniors consists of young scientists represent the younger generation within the Society for Applied Mathematics and Mechanics. Topics include considered that it provides insights into the activities and network of the GAMM juniors and experiences are shared and the advantages for a scientific career are reported from the point of view of the GAMM juniors.

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The article offers information on Rebecca Waldecker who has been writing a blog called Wortspielfläche since 2019. Topics include considered that there she reflects on aspects of her life as a mathematics professor and her work at the Martin Luther University in Halle-Wittenberg; and examines that the career with all the ups and downs, with the accompanying circumstances, with key moments and difficult decisions.