Pythagoras, one of the greatest philosophers and intellectuals of Greek history considered the number three to be a sacred number.

It’s funny how certain numbers stick in your head. At some point growing up, I remember people around me getting oddly excited whenever the clock hit 11:11, quickly telling everyone to make a wish ...

Students need guidance on how to use AI, such that it advances and does not dilute learning. Read more at straitstimes.com.

It seems nonsensical at first, but there's a reason 333 feels significant the moment you recognize a recurring pattern.

In recent years, interdisciplinarity has become one of the central themes in higher education and research policy. Funding ...

For most of us, the Pythagorean theorem is one of the first big ideas we learn in mathematics. A simple rule connecting the ...

The transition from mythology to rational, scientific thought in Ancient Greece set the foundation for Western civilization.

The Australian Youth Orchestra brings music, maths and science together at the World Science Festival, revealing how patterns ...

A New Frontier of Science, is a 444 page compendium challenging and alerting scholars of new ideas and findings that will take civilisation via the field of medicine, to  the next level. The ...

Uncover 25 Completely False Facts Everyone Still Believes! From historical myths to science misconceptions, prepare to ...

Maths hasn’t changed but teaching approaches clearly have, writes Dr Ragnar Purje, Adjunct Senior Lecturer in the School of ...

The chase. Now imagine solving it — in the 1100s.Solving the Peacock’s PuzzleTo solve the peacock’s puzzle, we begin by turning Bhāskara’s vivid scene into geometry. The pillar is 9 cubits high, and ...