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Dahlia Fisch, Editor at Springer Nature on Mathematics, the History of Mathematics, and Mathematics of Art is joined by published author, Professor Deirdre Haskell, Deputy Director of Fields and Professor of Mathematics at McMaster University. The Fields Institute has two book series, published through Springer, and Prof Haskell is managing editor of the series: soliciting submissions for volumes, and reviewing proposals. She is also managing editor of Math Logic Quarterly, which involves reviewing submissions to choose handling editors for submitted articles, and making administrative decisions about the journal. This seminar is moderated by Dr Sarah Nayani, and will explore how to get published in Math, proposals, editing, deadlines, and more. Prof Haskell and Ms Fisch will present, followed by a Q&A.

Dahlia Fisch is an editor of Mathematics at Springer Nature with over a decade of experience in scientific publishing. She has a BA in Journalism from New York University, and in her spare time, she writes Young Adult novels and covers books for Buzzfeed. She lives in the suburbs of New York City with her husband and two children.

Dahlia Fisch: https://www.springer.com/gp/authors-editors/dahlia-fisch/16387092

Deirdre Haskell was born in Philadelphia, PA, USA in 1963. She moved to England in 1974, where she went to school and university, completing her BA at Oxford University in 1984. She moved back across the Atlantic to pursue a PhD at Stanford University, awarded in 1990, and back once more for a postdoctoral fellowship at Queen Mary College of the University of London. A final transatlantic move took her to the College of the Holy Cross in her first tenure-track position. Another country then beckoned, and she moved to McMaster University in Canada in 2000, where she was promoted to full professor and served several terms as associate chair (undergraduate) of the Mathematics and Statistics department. Dr Haskell’s research in model-theoretic algebra has been supported by grants from the NSF and NSERC. During her career, she has organized many international conferences, including some at the Fields Institute. She has served on committees of the Association for Symbolic Logic, on the editorial board of the Bulletin of Symbolic Logic, and is currently a managing editor of Math Logic Quarterly. When not doing mathematics, she enjoys skiing, sailing, and hiking in the Sierra Nevada mountains in California.