Math prof., writer and Photographer. Author: Algebra the Beautiful: An Ode to Math's Least-Loved Subject & How Math Works: A Guide to Grade School Arithmetic..
@ProfNoahGian Congratulations Noah! Kudos as well on delivering such an informative and inspiring talk on the 7th. Hopefully it will be available at some point to share.
On this week’s special episode of #WTHealth, host @jrovner interviews Medicare historian @OberlanderUNC and Medicaid expert Sara Rosenbaum on the history, development, impact, and future of the programs.
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Want a sneak peek, check out this clip. ⤵️
Noah Giansiracusa to Receive 2026 Joint Policy Board for Mathematics (JPBM) Communications Award “for his extraordinary contributions to public understanding of the societal impacts of algorithms through his acclaimed books and influential media presence." https://t.co/SJ5INdoTVI
AI, and related computing technologies, increasingly function as a mirror of our humanity. It’s a profoundly useful and illuminating mirror, yet one that also creates for us, like Narcissus, a mortal danger. https://t.co/aWjxfJUPjB
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🔥 Happy Publication Day to SCORCHED EARTH by historian Paul Thomas Chamberlin! This compelling work challenges the traditional narrative of WWII, presenting it as a brutal struggle among imperial powers rather than a clear-cut battle between good and evil. Chamberlin delves into the racial atrocities, colonial legacies, and the emergence of new superpowers that reshaped the global order.
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If you're looking for a distraction from national politics, may I suggest a thoughtful discussion about improving math education in America and the pros and cons of eliminating remedial college math. @educationgadfly episode with me dropped today. https://t.co/VS93UtgWoy
Interesting talk by historian of mathematics Karen Parshall about a big fight in topology -- specifically, between algebraic topology (advocated by Solomon Lefschetz) and point-set topology (advocated by RL Moore) in America in the 1930s. https://t.co/IIS6mCy516
GREAT WOMAN OF MATHEMATICS: ALICIA BOOLE STOTT, 1860-1940. Child of two mathematicians, George and Mary Boole, she grew up with an unusually high level of exposure to mathematical education for a woman in her era. Her parents were responsible for developing the idea we #GWOM 1/6