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This is an idea that appears ripe for implementation in a campaign for STEM literacy as retiring scientists, technicians, engineers and mathematicians from the Boomer Generation seek out ways to give back to society.
For years scientists had been baffled by how a fragile insect such as the Monarch butterfly completed an annual 3000 mile journey as it migrated every fall from Canada to Mexico until a team of scientists and mathematicians from the University of Washington managed to solve the enigma.
Scientists and mathematicians from around the world convened to commemorate the man who developed the idea for the stored-program computer.
A three-day conference on Turing's contributions takes place May 10 12, with computer scientists and mathematicians from around the world coming together to give general-interest talks and technical sessions.
Igusa was the founding director of the Japan-U.S. Mathematiss Institute, which is located at Johns Hopkins, and played a key role in forging collaborations between Hopkins faculty members and mathematicians from Japan and around the world.
The second workshop was held July 21 24, 2008, at HHMI headquarters and was attended by 66 biologists and mathematicians from 36 colleges and universities.
SOME people might think B. D. Lenz, a guitarist and mathematician from Hackettstown, has mostly the left side of his brain to credit for the career paths he has chosen.
To address the first goal, we ran pilots using units from JUMP Math, a curriculum written by Dr. John Mighton, an award winning playwright and mathematician from Canada.
For more than three and a half centuries, mathematicians — from the greatnamestothecleveramateurs triedtoproveFermat'sfamous statement.
The degree recipients are paleontologist Meemann Chang from Beijing University; former Chairman of the University of Chicago Board of Trustees James S. Crown; renowned composer Sofia Gubaidulina; and mathematician Robert Langlands from the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, NJ.
2007 MIT mathematicians form part of a group of 18 mathematicians from the U.S. and Europe that maps one of the most complicated structures ever studied: the exceptional Lie group E8.
