
A Few of My Favorite Spaces: The Pseudo-Rhombicuboctahedron
The tortured psyche of a misunderstood solid

A Few of My Favorite Spaces: The Pseudo-Rhombicuboctahedron
The tortured psyche of a misunderstood solid

Federico Ardila's Favorite Theorem
An audio tour of matroid theory and music


“Grand Unified Theory of Math” Nets Abel Prize
Robert Langlands’ ideas unearthed connections within mathematics that have helped to solve centuries-old problems and aided researchers in disparate fields

Privacy and Counterfeit Coins
Do fake coins really need a lawyer’s protection in the courtroom?

Pi City
Data visualizers Martin Krzywinski and Jake Lever map city centers for an annual Pi Day art exploration

How Much Math Do You Need to Win Your March Madness Pool?
Somewhere between the opposing forces of “favorites” and “underdogs” lies a winning solution

The Magic (and Math) of Skating on Thin Ice without Falling In
Congelation ice, unlike “snow ice,” grows slowly downward from the surface of a calm lake in a vertical, column-like fashion with horizontal interlocking grains

Laura Taalman's Favorite Theorem
The James Madison University mathematician raises a glass to a lavishly impractical theorem about knots

The Math behind the Perfect Free Throw
The fate of a free throw is set the instant the ball leaves the player’s fingertips

A Few of My Favorite Spaces: SO(3)
Turning and turning in the widening gyre...

Patrick Honner's Favorite Theorem
The high school math teacher encourages us to savor quadrilaterals at a French café

From Music to Mathematics: Exploring the Connections (Review)
A review of Gareth Roberts's book From Music to Mathematics: Exploring the Connections