Mathematics News

Posted October 22, 2001:

• Researchers Put Their Heads Together To Understand Complex World Of Wild Plants And Animals

Posted October 15, 2001:

• Mental Math Dependant On Language, Researchers Find

Posted September 27, 2001:

• Fractal Extremes Predict Impending Breakdowns

Posted September 26, 2001:

• Geodesic Climate Model Uses Different Mapping Technique, Coordinates And Supercomputing To Improve Predictions

Posted August 23, 2001:

• Shark Attacks May Be A "Poisson Burst"

Posted August 21, 2001:

• Supercomputer Paints Electric Landscape Of Cellular Structures; Researchers Create Atomic-Resolution Maps Of Microtubules And Ribosomes

Posted August 2, 2001:

• Adversaries Would Find Other Attack Methods, Game Theory Shows

Posted July 26, 2001:

• Feeding Fish Use Crossflow Filtration

Posted July 25, 2001:

• Are The Digits Of Pi Random? A Berkeley Lab Researcher May Hold The Key

Posted June 5, 2001:

• Computer Recognizes Abnormal Heart Sounds In Children
• The Mathematics Of A Lampshade

Posted June 4, 2001:

• NASA Climate Modeling Spurs Next Computing Revolution

Posted March 20, 2001:

• Size Matters: Cornell Researcher Finds Evidence Of Fourth Spatial Dimension In Plant World

Posted March 13, 2001:

• Math Program Cracks Cause Of Venus Climate Change

Posted February 23, 2001:

• Computer Program Lends New Precision To "Gamma Knife"

Posted October 18, 2000:

• Brown Researchers Use Wildcards To Develop Better Way To Sequence DNA

Posted September 4, 2000:

• Structural Cues Make "Six Degrees" Phenomenon Work

Posted April 21, 2000:

• Nature's Cycles In A Fractal State Of Mind

Posted April 6, 2000:

• Mathematical Model Could Remedy Costly Steel-Making Problem

Posted April 4, 2000:

• Image Processing Methods For Computer Vision-Based Fuel Gauge Developed

Posted March 20, 2000:

• Mathematicians Prove Double Soap Bubble Had It Right

Posted March 14, 2000:

• Professor Develops First Program That Converts Voice Commands Into Mathematical Calculations

Posted March 3, 2000:

• Colorado State Researcher Hopes Mathematicians Can Help Solve Problems That Water Causes In Mathematical Models Of Atmosphere

Posted February 16, 2000:

• Undergrad's Research Could Lead To Early Detection Of Heart Disease

Posted December 18, 1999:

• Compression Tool Helps To Move Images, Video More Quickly

Posted October 11, 1999:

• UT Southwestern Researchers Develop Technique To Determine Protein Communication, Function

Posted August 13, 1999:

• Can "Hard" Computer Problems, Like Scheduling, Be Made Easier? Cornell-Led Research Team Believes It Knows How

Posted August 11, 1999:

• Fractals Provide Unusual Theme In Much African Culture And Art

Posted July 27, 1999:

• Fractals Provide Unusual Theme In Much African Culture And Art

Posted July 21, 1999:

• New Penn State Software Predicts What Happens Where Rubber Meets The Road

Posted May 7, 1999:

• Human Capacity For Mathematics Relies On Two Modes Of Thought

Posted May 4, 1999:

• President Clinton Names Outstanding Mathematics And Science Teachers

Posted April 9, 1999:

• New Website Lets You Calculate Water Quality Consequences

Posted March 23, 1999:

• Algebra Without Equations, Engineering Without Diagrams?

Posted February 2, 1999:

• From Cells To Whales: Universal Scaling Laws In Biology

Posted January 29, 1999:

• Statistician Keeps Health Scientists Ahead Of The Curve

Posted December 14, 1998:

• Mathematician Studies Fourth Dimension

Posted December 2, 1998:

• Software Program Developed At Georgia Tech Adds New Capabilities To Decipher Genomes Of Higher Organisms

Posted November 13, 1998:

• Astrophysicists Use Virtual Reality To Chase Earth's Tail

Posted October 26, 1998:

• Operations Research Prize Spotlights Secrets Of Lucent's Success

Posted October 22, 1998:

• Baseball Fan Creates Algorithm To Divvy Season Tickets

Posted September 9, 1998:

• Chaos At The Polls: Mathematicians Prove That Group Decisions Can Be Impossible To Predict

Posted July 31, 1998:

• UF Psychologists: Computer Anxiety New Illness Of High-Tech Age

Posted May 19, 1998:

• Panel Reports On State Of U.S. Mathematics -- Dominant Position Threatened, Report Says

Posted May 11, 1998:

• Lucent Technologies Symposium To Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Claude Shannon's Information Theory

Posted March 9, 1998:

• NCAA Conference Creates Schedule Using New Algorithm

Posted February 27, 1998:

• New Math, High-Tech Imaging Solving Old Riddle: How Does The Brain Operate When We Think?

Posted February 25, 1998:

• The Trick Is In The Triangles: Speeding Up 3-D Computer Models

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