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"WHAT IS MATH GOOD FOR?"
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FIND OUT IN MATH
IN THE MEDIA
Math
in the Media is a monthly
online magazine from the AMS Public Awareness
Office. Here readers can find Tony
Phillips' Take on a variety of stories
covered by the media, Math Digest summaries
of media coverage of math, and Reviews of
books, plays, and films about mathematics
and mathematicians.
Although many stories relate to applications
of math ("what is math good for?"),
articles and radio and television programs also
cover current breakthroughs in math research,
special events, issues in math education, prize-winning
mathematicians--from high school students to
world-renowned mathematicians--mathematics history,
math-related exhibits in museums, math and the
arts, and much more. The Reviews section
links to reviews of books related to mathematics
(but which are not aimed solely at the professional
mathematician). We invite you to bookmark Math
in the Media and explore the rich
archive. (AMS members may subscribe to the Headlines & Deadlines email
news service to be alerted about each new issue.)
The poster (left) lists just some of the many hundreds of articles and radio segments about mathematics that are covered in Math in the Media:
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- "Is
that painting real? Ask a mathematician," Christian
Science Monitor, 10 May 2007
- "Journeys
to the Distant Fields of Prime," New York
Times, 13 March 2007
- "He's
Too Good at Math," Slate Magazine, 18
May 2007
- "Sensor
Sensibility," Science News, 5 May 2007
- "Into
the Fold," Smithsonian, June 2007
- "Fast
Routing in Road Networks with Transit Nodes," Science,
27 April 2007
- "Puzzle
Me This," Chronicle of Higher Education,
4 May 2007
- "Added
Dimensions to Grain Growth," Nature,
26 April 2007
- "Students
learn to rhythmic beat of rap," NCTimes.com,
12 March 2007
- "The
Science of Steadying a Wobbly Table," National
Public Radio, 17 February 2007
- "Muslim
Tile Patterns Show Math Prowess," Science,
23 February 2007
- "Art:
Of Doilies and Disease," Discover, February
2007
- "Fish
Virus Spreads in Great Lakes" and other mathematics
on Talk of the Nation, All Things Considered,
and Morning Edition, National Public Radio,
May-July 2007
- Team
Cracks Century-Old Math Puzzle and other articles about
the mapping of the exceptional Lie group E8, March
2007; Tony's
Take on the mapping and on coverage of E8
- "The
Geometry of Music," Time, 26 January
2007
- "The
Monty Hall Problem," Who's Counting, abcnews.com,
3 December 2006
- "The
Prosecutor's Fallacy," The New York Times,
16 May 2007
Your feedback is welcome.
--- Annette Emerson and Mike Breen, AMS Public Awareness
Officers
Email: paoffice at ams dot org
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