John Pardon
John Pardon, born in 1989, is a professor and permanent member of the Simons Center for Geometry and Physics at Stony Brook University, New York, whose research spans geometry and topology, and includes solving a longstanding problem posed by Mikhail Gromov during his time as a Princeton student.
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Switzerland:
John Pardon received the Fields Medal for his work in knot theory.
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Panama:
Pardon is one of the recipients of the Fields Medal alongside Wang and Deng.
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Slovenia:
John Pardon is one of the recipients of the Fields Medal for his contributions to mathematics.
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China:
John Pardon is an American mathematician who won the Fields Medal at the 2026 International Congress of Mathematicians.
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Italy:
John Pardon is an American mathematician awarded the Fields Medal.
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Canada:
John Pardon is another U.S.-based scholar who shares the Fields Medal with Jacob Tsimerman.
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Vietnam:
John Pardon is a professor at Stony Brook University and was honored for his achievements in symplectic geometry.
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Germany:
John Pardon researches symplectic geometry at Stony Brook University and solved a 30-year-old problem as a student.
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Vietnam:
John Pardon is a professor at Stony Brook University and is known for solving a long-standing problem posed by Mihkail Gromov.
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