2019 Wolfram Innovator Award

Mathematica

Receiving a 2019 Wolfram Innovator Award for using Mathematica in teaching, 3D design and jewelry, and mathematical art.

Author

Christopher R. H. Hanusa

Published

October 31, 2019

This post was originally a Twitter thread.

I am humbled and honored to receive the 2019 #Wolfram Innovator award alongside these other amazingly creative people at the #WolframTechConf. Thank you to the selection committee! 1/4 https://x.com/WolframResearch/status/1189576902920589314

I was recognized for my integration of #Mathematica into the classes I teach at @QC_News. My coursework is freely available at https://hanusa.xyz/. #MTBoS 2/4

I was also recognized for my proficiency in using #Mathematica for 3D design and 3D printing, which launched my mathematical jewelry business. Follow @hanusadesign and visit http://hanusadesign.com #mathjewelry 3/4

I was further recognized for being a mathematical artist who uses #Mathematica as a medium. My #mathart has appeared in exhibitions worldwide including through @BridgesMathArt and @SciArtInitiativ. See my portfolio at http://christopherhanusa.com 4/4

Citation

BibTeX citation:

@online{hanusa2019,
  author = {Hanusa, Christopher R. H.},
  title = {2019 {Wolfram} {Innovator} {Award}},
  date = {2019-10-31},
  url = {https://hanusa.xyz/blog/posts/2019-10-31-wolfram-innovator-award/},
  langid = {en}
}

For attribution, please cite this work as:

Hanusa, Christopher R. H. 2019. “2019 Wolfram Innovator Award.” October 31. https://hanusa.xyz/blog/posts/2019-10-31-wolfram-innovator-award/.