Oxford University’s James A. Maynard was awarded the prestigious Carrier Medal for his groundbreaking work in number theory.

I got suckered into a “Let me buy you a cup of coffee” debate. It’s a known hazard for small-town newspaper columnists. It’s not about the coffee.

Quantum computing promises to solve the seemingly unsolvable in fields such as physics, medicine, cryptography and more.

In a recently published article by Ron Katznelson, PhD, titled “Fallacy Dispelled: Invalidation Rates of Adjudicated Patents ...

The research group Rethink Priorities estimated recently that roughly 440 billion shrimp are killed on farms annually. What’s ...

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Researchers have successfully used a quantum algorithm to solve a complex century-old mathematical problem long considered ...

"She said she needed to stop at the drug store to pick up something... We walked to the pharmacy, where she picked up..." ...

Katie Martin Private equity is a bit bunged up. The fairy tale, if you like, with these buyout firms is that they buy unloved, lowly companies, fix them up into shiny, amazing companies with their ...

Right-wing activist Charlie Kirk has been shot dead in Utah. The 31-year-old was talking about transgender people and guns.

We should welcome renunciations of violence from those who disagree with Kirk, and dispute nonsense across the political ...

To come up with a result as weird as this, you need to be using some equally mind-bending math – and indeed, this paradox comes to us from the world of set theoretic geometry. If that’s not familiar ...