Glen Van Brummelen

Glen Van Brummelen, born in nineteen sixty-five, is a distinguished Canadian mathematician and historian of mathematics, renowned for his expertise in the history of trigonometry and its applications in astronomy. His academic journey has led him to become a respected university teacher and dean, where he inspires the next generation of mathematicians.

As the president of the Canadian Society for History and Philosophy of Mathematics, Van Brummelen plays a pivotal role in promoting the study and appreciation of mathematics' historical context. His contributions to the field include co-editing the influential volume 'Mathematics and the Historian's Craft: The Kenneth O. May Lectures,' published by Springer in two thousand five.

Since two thousand four, he has been actively involved in the summer program Mathpath, which nurtures young mathematical talent. Additionally, he is the creator of 'Glensheep,' a project that showcases the evolution of mathematical concepts in an engaging manner.