葉芳栢（Fang-Bo Yeh，1950年－2014年12月23日），數學家，教授，曾任東海大學代理校長。
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葉芳栢教授為數學家，國立高雄師範大學數學系畢業，國立清華大學數學碩士，英國格拉斯哥大學應用數學博士，研究領域專長強健控制、控制工程理論、飛彈導引、泛函分析、數值模擬、財務金融工程。生前為東海大學應用數學系及財務金融系教授、中華民國數學會常務理事、亞洲控制工程學刊編輯。
葉芳栢並曾擔任中華民國數學會理事長、國科會審議及諮詢委員、航空發展中心顧問、教育部顧問室數學領域諮詢委員、教育部九年一貫課程數學領域部編本教科書研發及編輯委員兼國小組召集人等，並於國立政治大學、國立成功大學、國立交通大學、國立中興大學擔任兼任教授；英國、日本、荷蘭等地擔任客座教授。
葉芳栢在東海大學歷任數學系系主任、理學院院長、教務長、副校長等數個職務，2012年8月，因程海東於校長任期屆滿前一年提前辭職，在東海大學前董事長林振國建議下，由時任副校長的葉芳栢接任東海大學代理校長，自該年8月1日起代理東海大學校長職務至2013年2月1日，而新選出的第八任校長湯銘哲則提前半年就任。
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外部連結[編輯]
葉芳栢在東海大學應用數學系網頁
東海大學舊版網頁 校長園地
東海大學代理校長葉芳栢8月1日接任
東海大學，芳栢 追思於陽光樹林中！
馬上就買了機票趕到台灣，只為了替他上一炷香....
Paris march: TV wide shots reveal a different perspective on world leaders at largest demonstration in France’s history
Critics suggest images show dignitaries 'didn't lead march' after all, but many still speak positively about display of global unity
But while the image of Francois Hollande, David Cameron, Angela Merkel and others linking arms was hailed in a New York Timeseditorial as showing “unity in outrage”, the display has not been without its own controversies.
Never mind those who did attend – the US President Barack Obama “let the world down” by failing to make the journey to France, according to the front page of the New York Daily News.
Now, a different perspective on the leader’s portion of the march has emerged in the form of a wide shot displayed on French TV news reports.
It shows that the front line of leaders was followed by just over a dozen rows other dignitaries and officials – after which there was a large security presence maintaining a significant gap with the throngs of other marchers.
The measure was presumably taken for security reasons – but political commentators have suggested that it raises doubts as to whether the leaders were really part of the march at all.
The FT’s Middle East correspondent Borzou Daragahi commented: “Seems world leaders didn’t “lead” Charlie Hebdo marchers in Paris but conducted photo op on empty, guarded street.”
Ian Bremmer, a US political scientist and founder of the Eurasia Group, said: “All those world leaders: Not exactly ‘at’ the Paris rallies.” Another US commentator, Gerry Hassan, called the leaders’ contribution “pseudo-solidarity”.
Yesterday it was observed that nine of the countries represented by leaders and dignitaries in the march for press freedom are themselves in the bottom third of the World Press Freedom Index, compiled by Reporters Without Borders.
But amid all the criticism, student Axel Fougner effectively represented the views of many on social media by writing today: “Hypocritical world leaders showing up in Paris does not in any way reduce the sincerity of the millions who marched for #jesuischarlie.”
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