Hello! This is Vicky.I haven't really made videos or articles about my specialty, 'arithmetic,' very often, but today I've ...

There's a part of the brain that enables us to perceive magnitude -- we can compare loudness when hearing different tones or compare the number of dots in a group at a glance. Neuroscientists have ...

We live in a three-dimensional world. Despite the many benefits this presents, it also makes for a complicated math problem, according to Northeastern associate professor of mathematics Ivan Loseu.

"My child is bad at geometry, and since geometry requires a certain 'sense,' I don't know how to teach it..." The word "sense" is often used in arithmetic, particularly in the area of "geometry." When ...

A new iScience study shows that intuitive geometric abilities mature into adulthood, predict formal geometric competence, and ...

Mirror symmetry is a duality in string theory: one physical theory has two very different mathematical incarnations. Roughly, from a mathematical point of view: there are pairs X and Y of Calabi--Yau ...