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Dr Eugenia Cheng is a Senior Lecturer of Pure Mathematics at the University of Sheffield. She grew up in Sussex, and holds three degrees from the University of Cambridge. After completing post-doctoral work at the Universities of Cambridge, Chicago and Nice, she took up her current post at the University of Sheffield. She has published articles in eight different journals and given talks in 14 different countries. Dr Cheng is known for her communication skils both in the research community and in teaching. She was an early pioneer of YouTube lectures, beginning in 2007, and her videos have been viewed around 700,000 times to date (May 2013).
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This video was a shortlisted application to one of the BBC's Expert Women's Day events, which offer free training to female specialists who would like to appear in the media as contributors and presenters. Find out more about the initiative and see other expert's videos at the Expert Women's Day YouTube channel or the BBC Academy website www.bbc.co.uk/academy.
http://www.youtube.com/bbcexpertwomen
Dr Eugenia Cheng is a Senior Lecturer of Pure Mathematics at the University of Sheffield. She grew up in Sussex, and holds three degrees from the University of Cambridge. After completing post-doctoral work at the Universities of Cambridge, Chicago and Nice, she took up her current post at the University of Sheffield. She has published articles in eight different journals and given talks in 14 different countries. Dr Cheng is known for her communication skils both in the research community and in teaching. She was an early pioneer of YouTube lectures, beginning in 2007, and her videos have been viewed around 700,000 times to date (May 2013).
http://cheng.staff.shef.ac.uk
twitter.com/DrEugeniaCheng
This video was a shortlisted application to one of the BBC's Expert Women's Day events, which offer free training to female specialists who would like to appear in the media as contributors and presenters. Find out more about the initiative and see other expert's videos at the Expert Women's Day YouTube channel or the BBC Academy website www.bbc.co.uk/academy.
