SCIENCEQUANTA MAGAZINE
The Quietest Mathematician Has Always Been Worth Listening To
Several mathematicians share stories about John Pardon, highlighting his quiet influence. János Kollár recounts a Phi Beta Kappa dinner encounter with Pardon, noting Kollár's academic positions at Princeton, Utah, and Harvard.
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