Mathematics Archive
Peter Fox, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute – Data Set Analysis
On Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Week: Are the secrets to solving our problems hiding in plain sight?
6/5/2019
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Tamas Budavari, Johns Hopkins University – Using Astronomy Tools to Fight Urban Decay
To fix urban decay, look to the stars. Tamas Budavari, assistant professor in the department of
15/2/2018
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Caleb Everett, University of Miami – Anumeric Societies
Could we live our lives without numbers? Caleb Everett, anthropological linguistics professor at the University of
1/9/2017
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David Zuckerman, University of Texas at Austin – Randomness
How do you have a breakthrough in randomness? David Zuckerman, professor in the department of computer
19/1/2017
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Chris Westbury, University of Alberta – Mathematical Theory of Humor
What makes you laugh? Chris Westbury, professor in the department of psychology at the University of
14/10/2016
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Martin Krieger, University of Southern California – Primes and Particles
What used to be simple, may now be more complex. Martin Krieger, professor of planning at
23/9/2016
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Sasha Dall, University of Exeter – Genes as Cues for Development
What do your genes say about you? Sasha Dall, Senior Lecturer in Mathematical Ecology at the
29/8/2016
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Tom Stace, University of Queensland – New Standards of Measurements
Do we need to update our standards of measurements? Thomas Stace, associate professor in the school
17/12/2015
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John Mayberry, University of the Pacific – Math & Sports
Math and sports are starting a new relationship. John Mayberry, assistant professor in the department of
4/12/2015
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John Cullinan, Bard College – Voting and Math
Is our current voting system the most fair? John Cullinan, mathematician at Bard College, examines the
11/9/2015
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