Web Publications
Scientific publishing is evolving. Content is now often served and read as PDFs on the screen. Web publications themselves are becoming more prominent, and allow a dynamic presentation not possible with traditional media.
With our first web publication, Celebratio Mathematica, we are pioneering a dual-output publishing workflow, through which even mathematics-rich articles can be published both as downloadable PDFs and as regular webpages in the browser.

Celebratio Mathematica
Collected Works for the Digital Age
celebratio.org

Celebratio Mathematica is a new open-access scholarly web publication that celebrates mathematics and related fields, and their people. CM is structured as a series of collected-works volumes or, rather, enhanced guides to the collected works of selected scientists, with the added advantages of electronic media.
Celebratio Mathematica organizes, displays and preserves biographic and bibliographic information, indexing all documents deemed worthy of inclusion in a collected-works volume. These can include unpublished documents, letters, interviews, and more — possibly even hosting those works for which republishing rights can be secured. CM also includes commentaries and surveys of the scientists’ work, photographs, recollections, varied memorabilia, and information on his or her graduate students.
Celebratio Mathematica’s independent editorial board chooses the scientists based on scientific merit, scholarly interest, and editorial opportunity.
Most content on Celebratio Mathematica is made available under a Creative Commons Attribution license (CC BY), except for the bibliographies (which will be offered as part of the public domain) and for such content that the copyright owners (other than MSP) wish to keep under a more restrictive license.
Celebratio Mathematica is supported by public generosity. Donated contributions finance the development and maintenance of the site, and allow MSP to provide free and open access to its content. Please consider making a donation; your gift will be reserved for Celebratio Mathematica. Since MSP is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, your gift may be tax deductible.
(Celebratio Mathematica is built on our custom content-management system, ProCelebratio™, which can be used to publish and host other independent publications of this type.)
Editorial Board
- Robion C. Kirby
(Univ. of California, Berkeley)
- Robert V. Kohn
(New York Univ.)
- Hendrik Lenstra
(Univ. of Leiden)
- Barry C. Mazur
(Harvard Univ.)
- James W. Pitman
(Univ. of California, Berkeley)
- Ruth J. Williams
(Univ. of California, San Diego)
- Günter M. Ziegler
(Freie Univ. Berlin)