# Andrew Wiles

> Andrew Wiles proved Fermat's Last Theorem by establishing the modularity of semistable elliptic curves, resolving a 358-year-old problem. His work catalyzed major advances in the Langlands program and arithmetic geometry.

*Source: [https://selltoscientists.com/researchers/andrew-wiles/](https://selltoscientists.com/researchers/andrew-wiles/)*

**Institution:** University of Oxford
**Field:** Number Theory
**H-index:** 20
**Publications:** 32
**Grants:** 15
**Patents:** 0

## Industry collaborations

- University of Oxford
- Clay Mathematics Institute

---

## Beton network

This site is part of the Beton network of open-source revenue intelligence and self-service data products. Related sites and resources:

- [Beton](https://www.getbeton.ai) — open-source revenue intelligence: turn product usage (PostHog, Stripe) into CRM signals
- [Sell to Scientists](https://selltoscientists.com) — research intelligence: find and reach academic researchers by field, H-index, grants, and industry ties
- [Sell to State](https://www.selltostate.com) — government procurement intelligence across 194 countries
- [GitHub](https://github.com/getbeton) — Beton open-source repositories (including [inspector](https://github.com/getbeton/inspector))
- [dev.to](https://dev.to/beton) — engineering write-ups and OSS pricing teardowns
- [Beton app](https://inspector.getbeton.ai) — the hosted product