Noga Alon receives the 2024 Wolf Prize in Mathematics – Princeton University
Mathematician Noga Alon was honored “for pioneering contributions to mathematical cryptography, combinatorics, and the theory of computer science.
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Not your average mathematician – Wits University
Not your average mathematician … Inspirational leader, Professor Loyiso Nongxa honoured for his exemplary contribution and commitment to the …
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The mathematics professor who wanted to nuke the moon to save the world – But one American mathematician went so far as to say that destroying the Moon would solve humans’ all life problems. His eccentric theory …
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Hamilton’s J.C. Fields, who founded the ‘Nobel Prize for
mathematicians,’ will be celebrated …
The Hamilton Spectator
John Charles Fields, who was born in 1863 in Hamilton, has been described as the “foremost Canadian mathematician of his time.” He founded the …
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Is the universe a game? | New Scientist
The following is an extract from our Lost in Space-Time newsletter. Each month, we hand over the keyboard to a physicist or mathematician to tell …
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South West’s brightest mathematicians mark their educational achievements – News – – University of Exeter
Pupils were awarded their Certificate at a ceremony at the University of Exeter. Picture by Jim Wileman. The South West’s brightest mathematicians …
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8 individuals with highest IQs in world – DNA India
Terence Tao: Tao is a renowned mathematician … Katherine Johnson: A physicist and mathematician who made significant contributions to NASA’s
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How a mathematician developed a special system to win the lottery 14 times – Stefan Mandel, a Romanian-born mathematician, developed a system that allowed him to win the lottery 14 times, raking in a total of $30 million.
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Reflecting on the Contributions of Haïm Brezis: A Great Mathematician Who Passed Away Recently
Haïm Brezis is one of the greatest mathematicians of our time, globally recognized for his exceptional contributions to functional analysis.
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