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2013 is the year of "Mathematics of Planet Earth" for hundreds of organizations around the world
A series of experiments shed light on "overcurvature"
India, home of the number zero, ends a yearlong math party in unique fashion
Although large-scale food production carries some risks that can be minimized via hygiene and heat treatment, manufacturers have to take additional steps to assure consumer safety
A Manhattan museum for math
Brubeck's music doesn't swing the way jazz "should," but it combines novelty and familiarity in a way that stimulates the brain
Air bags for cyclists, paper without trees, robot lifeguards, and more
Articles, studies and U.S. Census data focusing on wealth inequality rely on the Gini coefficient. How is it calculated, and what does it tell us?
The moustache was a controversial facial adornment in the early days of Scientific American, but the magazine contained some spectacular specimens nonetheless
Mathematician Maria Chudnovsky and stringed instrument bow-maker Benoît Rolland are among the most recent grant recipients
Born in 1912, mathematician, amateur astronomer, politician, wife and mother Ollerenshaw is still as sharp as ever
A look at the newly discovered Kepler 47 exoplanetary system and the mathematical models that describe it
A 68-millimeter-thick instrument produces the best-quality sound
Annual conference shines a spotlight on mathematical art and artistic mathematics
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