Hong Wang
Hong Wang is a mathematician at New York University who, alongside her colleague Joshua Zahl, recently made headlines by resolving the Kakeya conjecture in three dimensions, marking a monumental achievement in the field of harmonic analysis.
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Vietnam:
Hong Wang is a professor who won the Fields Medal in 2026 for solving the Kakeya conjecture.
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Switzerland:
Hong Wang is a prominent mathematician who has won several prestigious awards, including the Fields Medal.
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Vietnam:
Hong Wang is one of the four recipients of the Fields Medal 2026 for her contributions to harmonic analysis and geometric measure theory.
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Slovenia:
Hong Wang is one of the first Chinese recipients of the Fields Medal, awarded for solving long-standing mathematical problems.
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Egypt:
Wang is the third woman to receive the Fields Medal for her work in mathematics.
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Italy:
Hong Wang is the third woman in 90 years to win the Fields Medal, the Nobel of mathematics.
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Canada:
Hong Wang is only the third woman to receive the Fields Medal since it was first awarded in 1936.
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Vietnam:
Hong Wang is a professor at New York University and was awarded the Fields Medal for her research in harmonic analysis.
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Germany:
Hong Wang, a professor at New York University, published a proof of the three-dimensional Kakeya conjecture.
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Vietnam:
Hong Wang is an Associate Professor at Courant Institute, New York University, and is known for solving the Kakeya conjecture.
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