Oh, that means the CV is more up-to-date than her homepage. Still, that's 1 year between her PhD and her tenure-track (an MIT tenure-track, by the way, is not a

Oh, that means the CV is more up-to-date than her homepage. Still, that's 1 year between her PhD and her tenure-track (an MIT tenure-track, by the way, is not a near-guarantee of tenure; MIT is one of the few maths programs that regularly don't tenure their tenure-tracks). I've made that comment because the error made the article unbelievable to me, and probably made it unbelievable to other readers who are familiar with the current functioning of the academic job market in maths. I found it somewhat reassuring when I realized that the error was only a minor misunderstanding as opposed to the kind of fabulism I've gotten used from news media.