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Stefan Mandel said his method could be understood by 'any high school boy or girl'
Stefan Mandel said his method could be understood by 'any high school boy or girl'
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The two ladies were interviewed on WWL New Orleans, and said it was an "unparalleled feeling" to present their findings to the ASM.
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If you can solve Ahmed Alwan's simple math problem at the counter of Lucky Candy, you have 5 seconds to grab whatever you want from the store for free.
Welsh high school teacher Francis Elive was named the "Maths Whisperer" after all 30 of his pupils got an A+ on a tough school exam.
Researchers from the University of Arizona have found that people learn more efficiently if they maintain a certain ratio of failure.
On their 175th birthday, the oldest regularly published magazine in America, Scientific American, explains Fibonacci sequences in sunflowers.
With newly advanced computing power, NASA has unlocked some answers around the phenomenon of space auroras and how they form.
Researchers from UK and Switzerland have developed a mathematical formula to help prevent Artificial Intelligence from making unethical decisions.
A new generation of online games don't just provide entertainment – they help scientists solve puzzles involving genes, conservation and the universe. Such games have allowed players with little or no scientific knowledge tackle some of science's biggest problems. And gamers are already proving their worth.
This new study shows that teens who grew up around books had a lot of the same mental capabilities as university students who weren't exposed to books.
The beautiful symmetry and mathematics of snowflakes is a great compliment to the beauty they create all around us in winter.
University of Michigan research has figured out how an oyster can form an entirely symmetrical pearl, and the findings could have practical use.
Could you recognize all 50 U.S. states just by looking at the outline of their shapes? How about naming rapid-fire every element on the periodic table from glancing at the symbols? Californian Kashe Quest can do all those things—plus a whole lot more—and she's only 2 years old. To top that off, with a lofty […]
11-year-old Sanaa Hiremath, who lives in Florida, has earned a Guinness World Record for her mind-bending mental mathematics skills.
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