She treats mathematical objects like people, how Hannah Larson rewrote a 150-year-old mathematical theory by seeing numbers differently

Hannah Larson’s journey from a mathematics-loving teenager in Oregon to a leading algebraic geometer at UC Berkeley is a story of curiosity and perseverance. By extending the 150-year-old Brill-Noether theory, she has opened new ways to study complex curves, earning the 2024 Maryam Mirzakhani New Frontiers Prize. Check all the details here.
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