mathematics
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Northeastern program preps Boston teens for calculus
For six weeks this summer, some 120 students from Boston Public Schools made an early morning trek from across the city to Northeastern’s campus, where…
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Magic and symmetry in mathematics
Northeastern University associate professor of mathematics Ivan Loseu was named a Sloan 2014 Research Fellow for his contributions to the field of representation theory, a…
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Build a game. Learn math. Be cool.
On Wednesday I met a man named Bob Cassels, a software developer at Google, who told me his children’s school recently announced that all its…
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The rungs of mathematical discovery
Mathematics professor Valerio Toledano Laredo received an NSF grant to continue exploring an unusual equation he realized more than 10 years ago.
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Balfour Academy celebrates three decades of success
A Northeastern community program that helps prepare young Boston residents for college turns 30 this summer.
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Data with the stars
Students in Northeastern’s Foundation Year program proved math concepts apply to real-world issues in a presentation to a trio of local politicians and celebrities.
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Pushing math to the limit
Mathematics professor Jerzy Weyman is on a fellowship with the Humboldt Foundation in Germany, where he has been collaborating with a former Northeastern colleague.
