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The Euler Book Prize: Nominations Sought

The Euler Book Prize: Nominations Sought

National Summit on Competitiveness Calls for More Funding, More Mathematics and Science Degrees

National Summit on Competitiveness Calls for More Funding, More Mathematics and Science Degrees

MAA Journals Have New Editor and Editor-Elect

MAA Journals Have New Editor and Editor-Elect

Two MAA Journals enter new phases at the beginning of 2006. Allen Schwenk of Western Michigan University, after serving a year as Editor-Elect, is the new editor of Mathematics Magazine. Dan Velleman of Amherst College is just beginning his year as Editor-Elect of the American Mathematical Monthly.

Mathematics Student Wins the Siemens-Westinghouse Competition

Mathematics Student Wins the Siemens-Westinghouse Competition

Michael Viscardi, a senior high school student who is home-schooled, has won the 2005-06 Siemens Westinghouse Competition in Math, Science and Technology with a mathematics project dealing with the Dirichlet Problem. The results of the competition were announced on December 5, 2005. A project in Genomics won the team prize.

SIAM Elects New Officers

SIAM Elects New Officers

Searchable Putnam Career Path Web Site

Searchable Putnam Career Path Web Site

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June 17, 2008 Public Schools as Good as Private Schools in Raising Math Scores
June 16, 2008 Math Professor Awarded $3 Million to Study Information Synthesis
June 14, 2008 The Mathematical Sounds of Music from Ancient Times
June 13, 2008 Amazonian Native Culture Can Map Numbers onto Space
June 12, 2008 Studying Biology Now Requires a Grounding in Math
June 11, 2008 Adapting Math Ed to the Needs of Future Biologists
June 10, 2008 New Book by John H. Conway and Colleagues Reveals Symmetry and the World
June 09, 2008 Diane O'Leary and Rebecca Golden Will Give Key Lectures at Summer Meetings
June 06, 2008 Math Educator and Author W.W. Sawyer Dies at 97
June 05, 2008 Alexandre Grothendieck Turns 80 in Self-Imposed Seclusion
June 04, 2008 Computer Algebra Pioneer Bruno Buchberger Wins Award
June 03, 2008 Theoretical Physics as an Inspiration for Mathematical Advances
June 02, 2008 Social Equality Means Improved Math Skills for Girls
May 31, 2008 Hairstyle Patterns Teach Young African Americans about Their Mathematical Heritage
May 30, 2008 Stereotypes of Mathematicians Discourage Study of Math in Britain
May 29, 2008 Studying Percolation on Infinite Graphs
May 28, 2008 South African Math Institute Aims High
May 27, 2008 Marcus du Sautoy Does Creative Dance Calculations
May 27, 2008 Vermont Has Two Math Whiz Kids on USAMO Team
May 23, 2008 Left-Handed Number Sense Is Right

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