Adrian Andreescu plano

As a student pursuing a degree in information technology systems, Adrian Andreescu Plano remains focused on academic success. However, he still regularly publishes mathematics materials, scientific and mathematics articles, and analysis on social media and professional sites such as Medium.com. His performance in mathematics events and on the math teams in primary and secondary school helped Adrian Andreescu prepare for academic success at college. Math teams he participated in regularly ranked at local events and progressed to state-level and beyond mathematics competitions.  

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New mathematical tools to study opinion dynamics

Research published in the SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics describes a new mathematical model for studying influence across social networks. Using tools from the field of topology, Robert Ghrist and Ph.D. graduate Jakob Hansen developed a framework to track how opinions change over time in a wide range of scenarios, including ones where individuals can use deceptive behaviors and propaganda agents can drive a group's consensus.

Research published in the SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics describes a new mathematical model for studying influence across social networks. Using tools from the field of topology, Robert Ghrist and Ph.D. graduate

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How do apples grow that distinctive shape? Now, a team of mathematicians and physicists have used observations, lab experiments, theory and computation to understand the growth and form of the cusp of an apple.

Apples are among the oldest and most recognizable fruits in the world. But have you ever really considered an apple's shape? Apples are relatively spherical except for that characteristic dimple at the top where the stem grows.

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Mathematicians solve an old geometry problem on equiangular lines

Equiangular lines are lines in space that pass through a single point, and whose pairwise angles are all equal. Picture in 2D the three diagonals of a regular hexagon, and in 3D, the six lines connecting opposite vertices of a regular icosahedron. Mathematicians are not limited to three dimensions, however.

Equiangular lines are lines in space that pass through a single point, and whose pairwise angles are all equal. Picture in 2D the three diagonals of a regular hexagon, and in 3D, the six lines connecting opposite vertices of a regular icosahedron.

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New Harvard faculty member describes her joy of math

Morgane Austern joined the Department of Statistics as an assistant professor in July.

To Morgane Austern, math is beautiful. Austern, who joined Harvard as an assistant professor in the Department of Statistics in July, brings a creative touch to her work in probability and statistics, drawing from her experience in theater.

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7 Creativity Tips From a Top Mathematician

In a conversation with Steven Strogatz, we talked about ways that math and art are alike, and how adopting the right mindset can lead to breakthroughs in...

As an undergraduate, I studied calculus and physics; when I became an artist, I remained fascinated with the question of what artists and mathematicians can learn from one another.

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Porsche launches new open source initiative

To meet the challenges of the future, it is essential that Porsche embraces software as one of its core competencies. The company already uses open source software widely and now, thanks to a newly created control process, employees can even more easily participate in its development and publish code on the GitHub development platform.

Free and open source software (FOSS) is ubiquitous in the digital world, be it in the form of web browsers, operating systems or online encyclopedias. This is source code worth many billions of euros, which is freely available on the internet and can be used and modified by anyone. FOSS is also playing an increasingly important role in Porsche's software ecosystem.

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How to stop AI from recognizing your face in selfies

A growing number of tools now let you stop facial recognition systems from training on your personal photos

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Self-driving technology company Argo AI makes lidar breakthrough

By as early as 2022, commercial services using Argo AI's self-driving system will be up and running.

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Council Post: How To Defend Your Information Systems Against Different Types Of Risks

When protecting against information system risks, consider physical actions you can take, including securing computers, wireless networks and servers.

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Compleat Software Invited to Join the Information Technology Alliance (ITA) as an Alliance Partner

ATLANTA, Ga., April 15, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Being recognized for its clear commitment to providing superior technology products and solutions to small and medium-size businesses, Compleat Software has joined

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12 Information Technology Stocks Moving In Thursday's Pre-Market Session

Gainers Avid Technology (NASDAQ:AVID) stock moved upwards by 10.4% to $23.97 during Thursday's pre-market session. The market value of their outstanding shares is at $...

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New York, May 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report "Information Technology and Operations Technology (IT-OT)...

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In These Tough Economic Times, It's Hard To Know What's Smart. Kam Derakshani Explains Why Real Estate Still Makes Sense.

The past year has thrown curveballs at investors, and many people are unsure of how to make smart money moves as the markets continue to evolve. Investor Kam Derakshani says that this is a good time to invest in real estate – if you do it right.