Mathematics and Computer Science

This year’s Nobel Prizes underscore the transformative impact of the artificial intelligence revolution currently underway, with notable connections to the achievements recognized in physics and chemistry.

Long before electronic computers came to be, the young mathematician Ada Lovelace was already crafting algorithms for an early calculating machine. Today, her legacy is celebrated through initiatives that promote women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

The prestigious prize will honor breakthroughs in vision restoration, cosmology, information encryption, and crop yield.

Social robots can offer positive benefits, but it is crucial to advance legislation that regulates their development

Even in situations of minimal knowledge, it is possible to find a mathematical order

Storing information in DNA may replace digital memory storage technologies

Felix Hausdorff, a leading mathematician of the 20th century, chose to end his life instead of being sent to a concentration camp at the age of 73

These days, when we are inundated with news of groundbreaking advancements in the field of artificial intelligence, it’s fascinating to delve into how it all started.

Artificial intelligence applications can analyze large amounts of data and assist in patient diagnosis and even in research—but they also have limitations

The Prisoner’s Dilemma explains how we and other organisms make decisions regarding cooperation and self interest

Artificial intelligence is able to create custom-made original images. How does it do so?

Julius Caesar is said to have used a substitution cipher to transmit messages to his army’s commanders

We all like playing with our food – especially when it’s potato chips. Let’s discuss its mathematical properties

One cannot fathom current-day mathematics without the unique contribution of Muhammad al-Khwarizmi in the ninth century AD

The 400th anniversary of the invention of the slide rule

The 124th anniversary of the death of Lewis Carroll, author of “Alice in Wonderland” and a brilliant creator of logic puzzles

In how many ways can chess pieces be arranged on a board without threatening any other pieces? What is fairy chess and what does it all have to do with a million dollar prize?

Martin Gardner, the greatest puzzle-master, who conveyed the beauty of mathematics better than anyone

Why do we enjoy popping bubble wrap, and how does a simple mathematical secret guarantee victory in a game of Pop-it?

Who is considered the father of geometry? What is a Gaussian bell curve? Mathematical trivia for Pi Day

Vicepresidenta Argimón y autoridades de Salud Pública definieron medidas de prevención del coronavirus en el Parlamento

Microbiomes, big data, the Higgs boson, and brain-computer interface

What do sunflowers and pinecones have in common with rabbits? What do they all have to do with math?

Statistics are not just endless lists of numbers. When they are presented visually we can achieve far reaching conclusions. The following video shows Kim Preshoff presenting population pyramids – a visual representation of thepopulation data of a country. He shows population pyramids of different countries and shows how these pyramids allow us to learn about the countries’ past and predict what the future may hold for them.