Best Researcher Award
Parisa Kharazmi
University of Aveiro, Portugal
Parisa Kharazmi is a researcher affiliated with the University of Aveiro, Portugal, whose academic work focuses on the history of mathematics. Her research explores historical mathematical practices, the circulation of mathematical knowledge, geometric construction, and the development of mathematical reasoning across different intellectual traditions. Her reported publication record comprises 25 documents. Her research interests include the historical connections between mathematical ideas, instruments, and methods across geographical and cultural contexts.
Abstract
Parisa Kharazmi’s research in the history of mathematics examines the development, transmission, and interpretation of mathematical knowledge across historical periods. Her scholarly work addresses geometric construction, mathematical analogy, historical instruments, and the relationship between mathematical practices in different cultural settings. Publications concerning Abu al-Wafa al-Buzjani, Albrecht Dürer, and the historical development of mathematical reasoning demonstrate an interdisciplinary approach connecting mathematics, history, and the study of scientific instruments. Her reported academic record includes 25 documents, providing a basis for evaluating her scholarly contributions and research development. [1]
Keywords
- History of Mathematics
- Ethnomathematics
- Mathematical Reasoning
- Geometric Construction
Introduction
Parisa Kharazmi’s listed publications reflect an interest in these historical relationships, particularly the connections between Islamic mathematical traditions and European mathematical practices. Her work involving Abu al-Wafa al-Buzjani and Albrecht Dürer provides a historical perspective on geometric construction and the movement of mathematical techniques between intellectual communities. [2]
Research Profile
Parisa Kharazmi is associated with the University of Aveiro in Portugal. Her research profile is centered on the historical examination of mathematical ideas, with particular attention to geometric methods, analogical reasoning, and the circulation of mathematical knowledge. The reported publication record comprises 25 documents. Her ORCID identifier provides a persistent researcher identification reference for locating and distinguishing her scholarly contributions. [1]
Research Contributions
One of the notable themes in Kharazmi’s research is the historical examination of geometric construction. Her work on approximate heptagon construction and meta-analogy considers mathematical procedures associated with Abu al-Wafa al-Buzjani and Albrecht Dürer. This topic provides a basis for studying the relationship between geometric problem-solving, mathematical representation, and the historical transmission of mathematical techniques. [2]
Publications
The supplied publication record includes journal articles and conference papers addressing historical mathematical practices, geometric construction, analogical reasoning, and mathematical theory. The following selected works illustrate the range of topics represented in the research profile. Publication descriptions are based on the supplied titles and bibliographic information.
- The Rusty Compass: Circulating Mathematical Practice in the Works of Abu al-Wafa and Albrecht Dürer (2026). Conference paper presented in connection with the XLV Scientific Instrument Symposium. The work examines historical mathematical practices and their circulation through the study of two significant figures in the history of mathematics. [2]
Research Impact
The research themes represented in Parisa Kharazmi’s publication record contribute to discussions in the history of mathematics, historical geometry, ethnomathematics, and the development of mathematical reasoning. Investigations into the works of Abu al-Wafa al-Buzjani and Albrecht Dürer provide opportunities to understand mathematical construction beyond isolated discoveries, considering the wider intellectual and historical contexts in which techniques developed and circulated. [2] [5]
Award Suitability
Her work on the historical relationship between Abu al-Wafa al-Buzjani and Albrecht Dürer is particularly relevant to research examining the development and transmission of mathematical knowledge. The publications concerning ethnomathematics and analogical reasoning further demonstrate the breadth of the topics represented in her research portfolio. [3] [4] [5]
Conclusion
Parisa Kharazmi, affiliated with the University of Aveiro, Portugal, has a research profile focused on the history of mathematics and related interdisciplinary subjects. Her supplied publications address geometric construction, mathematical analogy, ethnomathematics, historical mathematical practices, and developments in mathematical theory. With a reported record of 25 documents, her academic work provides a basis for consideration in the Best Researcher Award category of the Engineering Scientist Awards. Her research demonstrates the relevance of historical perspectives to understanding the development, transmission, and interpretation of mathematical knowledge. Further assessment of research impact requires verified citation and bibliometric information.
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References
- ORCID. (n.d.). Parisa Kharazmi: Researcher identification record. ORCID.
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8598-7873
- Kharazmi, P. (2026). The Rusty Compass: Circulating Mathematical Practice in the Works of Abu al-Wafa and Albrecht Dürer. XLV Scientific Instrument Symposium, conference paper. September 9, 2026
http://scientific-instrument-commission.org/event/xlv-scientific-instrument-symposium/
- Kharazmi, P. (2026). The Rusty Compass: Ethnomathematics through the Circulation of Polygon Construction. Global Mathematics Histories and Futures, conference paper. July 23, 2026.
https://maths.anu.edu.au/news-events/events/global-mathematics-histories-and-futures
- Kharazmi, P. (2026). Analogy and Meta-Analogy: Discovery and Diversity in Mathematical Reasoning. Global Mathematics Histories and Futures, conference paper. July 22, 2026.
https://maths.anu.edu.au/news-events/events/global-mathematics-histories-and-futures
- Kharazmi, P. (2026). Approximate Heptagon Construction and Meta-Analogy in the Work of Abu al-Wafa al-Buzjani and Albrecht Dürer. British Journal for the History of Mathematics. May 20, 2026.
https://doi.org/10.1080/26375451.2026.2667710
- Kharazmi, P. (2026). Tracing the Legacy and Extension of Nagumo’s Theorem to Fractional Calculus. Journal of Mathematical Sciences. April 14, 2026.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10958-026-08407-1