Two mathematicians have proved that a straightforward question — how hard is it to untie a knot? — has a complicated answer.
Dr. Mary Sanders, a Stanford psychologist, tells TODAY.com that Munchausen by proxy is "when someone falsifies illness on ...
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What Really Happens When You Follow Einstein’s Math
When you follow Einstein’s math step by step, you enter a world where intuition starts to break down. His equations of ...
The Cabot Professor of Mathematics sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss life lessons from mathematics, the challenges of ...
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Have you seen the San Francisco billboard with a series of numbers? Here's what it's used for.
Itay Hod explains what the San Francisco billboard containing a series of numbers is meant for.
A scholar from Kenyon College, Professor of Mathematics Carol Schumacher, is coming to Bates to give two back-to-back talks ...
Pi Day (3/14) often comes with sweet treats; Square Root Day (4/4/16 or 5/5/25, for example) has a certain numerical rhyme.
Why do some elements decay in minutes, while others last billions of years? Certain "magic numbers" of nuclear particles may ...
Doctors have long puzzled over why smoking eases ulcerative colitis but worsens Crohn’s disease. Oral bacteria migrating to the gut may explain this enigma.
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