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Meet ‘Mozart of Math’ Terence Tao: A mathematics genius who started playing with numbers at 2, won International Olympiad at 13, and earned a PhD at 20
Terence Tao, who was born in Australia, demonstrated extraordinary mathematical skills from a young age. He began learning calculus at the age of 7 and became the youngest winner of the International Mathematical Olympiad at 13. After earning his Ph.D. from Princeton University, he became a full professor at UCLA by age 24. Tao has received numerous awards, including the Fields Medal and the MacArthur Fellowship.
JioBlackRock CIO Rishi Kohli decodes Nifty’s inflection point after two years of weak returns
JioBlackRock CIO Rishi Kohli says largecap valuations have de-rated, while Indian banks have underperformed global peers, creating potential room for a shift in market leadership. He expects volatility to persist, with banks potentially supporting broader indices.
Philadelphia installed white roofs on about 340 low-income seniors’ homes from 2001–2003; ceiling temperatures fell 4–5°F, and air-conditioning electricity use fell by 560 kWh per year
In Philadelphia, the initiative to paint roofs white resulted in a remarkable decrease in home temperatures and energy consumption. This cost-effective strategy lowered ceiling temperatures by several degrees Fahrenheit, significantly reducing annual air conditioning power usage for low-income seniors. Cool roofs serve as a simple yet effective solution to reflect sunlight, leading to affordable bills and positive climate impacts.
The MIT professor who taught the math behind every AI tool for 61 years gave the world something most universities never would
Professor Gilbert Strang taught linear algebra for 61 years. His free online lectures, part of MIT OpenCourseWare, reached millions globally. These lectures made complex math accessible to students and professionals. Strang's clear teaching style and free availability of his work created a lasting educational legacy. His impact continues to empower learners worldwide.
'They can't add 2+2': Trump's controversial claim about Harvard students regarding remedial math
President Donald Trump took a dig at the prestigious Harvard University for recently introducing an introductory to math course to address issues among students with foundational algebra skills. He went on to claim that some students at the elite University can't even do remedial math and can't add 2+2. He doubled down on his criticism of Harvard University amid escalating tensions between the administration and the Ivy League institution.
What's Pi Day all about? Math, science, pies and more
Pi Day on March 14 celebrates the constant Pi, crucial in various fields. Larry Shaw initiated the tradition in San Francisco. NASA relies on Pi for calculations, while William Jones introduced the pi symbol.
India stands to benefit immensely if hospitality, tourism sector keeps booming: Puneet Chhatwal, IHCL
I think it is very difficult for people to believe because of the volatility in the business that this could be a sustainable, profitable business. I think that is the real concern, right.
ISRO introduces free online courses for school children
In the Basics of Remote Sensing Technology course, students will get the opportunity to know about remote sensing and geoinformation science. The course has been designed following the NCERT curriculum. Enrolled students will gain knowledge from scientists and engineers employed by various ISRO centres.
Rishi Sunak on spending spree on skills, healthcare in UK Budget
At the heart of his plans is a so-called "skills revolution" covering T-Level skills qualifications for 16 to 19-year-olds. "This GBP 3 billion skills revolution builds on our Plan for Jobs and will spread opportunity across the UK by transforming post-16 education - giving people the skills they need to earn more and get on in life," said Sunak.
Google-backed Cuemath bets on free math courses to add users
Cuemath is making much of its content free for a year to fend off rivals in India’s competitive edtech market and help fight inequalities in learning. Its premium curriculum will be free for subscribers who invite two new users.
Amazon India launches 'Amazon Academy' to help students prepare for engineering entrance
The online preparation offering will equip students with in-depth knowledge and practice routines required for the JEE, through curated learning material, live lectures and comprehensive assessments in Math, Physics and Chemistry, it said in a statement.
8 websites offering free or paid online courses that can enhance your career
The lockdown is a good time to upskill or acquire knowledge in a new field. Acquiring a new skill can help you enhance your career. Do keep in mind that the certification may not land you a job unless you can prove your calibre.
Six app-solute requisites for fitness buffs
Your smartphone can now help you get in shape, help you meditate or make workouts fun.
HRD ministry to develop IIT-Pal app to help JEE aspirants in preparation
To reduce the menace of the coaching centres, HRD ministry plans to build IIT-Pal app which will provide study material to JEE aspirants in 11 languages.
Khan Academy plans to tap India by localising content
Khan Academy, the non-profit educational organisation to impart free, world-class education through YouTube videos, is looking to strengthen its presence in India.
Yoga to be introduced as subject in govt run schools: Smriti Irani
Yoga will be introduced to students from Class VI to X in all Kendriya Vidyalayas and Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas across the country.
How techniques like Vedic Math, Abacus, and Soroban are making mathematics fun for kids
The Soroban, or the Japanese equivalent of an abacus, is a tool that consists of a wooden frame with columns of beads that represent either 1s or 5s.
IIT Bombay launches its first MOOC courses on the edX platform
Registrations for these courses have started, and more than 35,000 learners worldwide have already registered for the three courses, the press statement said.
Hey Math: Chennai co to launch Facebook-type Mathematics networking site
The maths social network, to be called 'Teaching Tomorrow', will be a separate non-profit venture. It is intended for teachers.
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