Scientific American Articles
Triangulation
Takeaway, Ian
Stewart, Scientific American,
March 2000
Resurrection
Shuffle, Ian
Stewart, Scientific American, November
1998
Your
Halfs Bigger Than My Half!, Ian
Stewart, Scientific American, November
1998
Choosily
Chomping Chocolate, Ian
Stewart, Scientific American, October
1998
What
A Coincidence!, Ian
Stewart, Scientific American, June
1998
The
Anthropomurphic Principle, Ian
Stewart, Scientific American, December 1995
Algorithms
Calendar Calculations: Easter Is a Quasicrystal, Ian Stewart,
Scientific American, March 2001
Number Theory
Primes: Jumping Champions, Ian Stewart, Scientific American,
December 2000
Biomathematics
Patterns: Spiral Slime, Ian Stewart, Scientific American,
November 2000
Logic Problems:
Paradox Lost, Ian Stewart, Scientific American, June 2000
The Art of Elegant
Tiling , Ian Stewart, Scientific American, July 1999
The Interrogator’s
Fallacy, Ian Stewart, Scientific American, September 1996
Fibonacci Forgeries, Ian
Stewart, Scientific American, May 1995
SIAM News Articles
Mining
Multilingual Documents, Dianne P. O'Leary and John
M. Conroy, SIAM News, September 2008
Materials
Informatics and Data Mining for Materials Science, Krishna Rajan, SIAM
News, September 2008
Severe-weather
Experiment Puts Leading-edge Numerical Model Technology to the Test, Michelle Sipics, SIAM News, July 2008
Novel
Algorithm Speeds Discovery of Electric Power Grid Vulnerabilities, Barry
Cipra, SIAM News, May 2008
Applied Math
Enters the Digital Age, Barry Cipra, SIAM News, December
2007
Dune Dynamics, Barry
Cipra, SIAM News, October 2007
From
Engine Parts to Monuments, Mathematics-based Software Conjures Accurate
3-D Models, Michelle Sipics, SIAM News, September 2007
Bending
a Soccer Ball with CFD, Sarah Barber & Timothy P. Chartier,
SIAM News, August 2007
Long-time Interest
in Biorhythms Settles into Fascination with Oscillations in Cognition, Michelle
Sipics, SIAM News, March 2007
A Moveable Feast:
Researchers Seek Stability in Lability, Barry Cipra, SIAM
News, January 2006
Patient-Specific
Models Take Aim at Uncertainty in Medical Treatment, Barry
Cipra, SIAM News, October 2005
Fighting Fire
with Data, Barry Cipra, SIAM News, July 2004
OR Successes Run
the Gamut, From Concrete to Kidneys, Barry Cipra, SIAM News,
June 2004
Pattern
Recognition and Gene Expression, Edward Dougherty, SIAM News,
May 2002
Political
Calculus, Barry Cipra, SIAM News, June 2001
A Popular Fix
for Fuzzy Math?, Barry Cipra, SIAM News, December 2000
Massive Graphs
Pose Big Problems, Barry Cipra, SIAM News, April 1999
Tornado Forecasters
Mark Golden Anniversary, Barry Cipra, SIAM News, June 1998
A New Testament
for Special Functions?, Barry Cipra, SIAM News, March 1998
In The News
A Statistical look at victory (www.collegian.psu.edu Jan.
23, 2009)
Doing the Math to Find the Good Jobs (www.wsj.com Jan.
26, 2009)
Physics, Math Provide Clues To Unraveling Cancer (www.sciencedaily.com Jan. 30, 2009)
Systems Biology Is The Key To Future Medical Breakthroughs, According To Leading European Scientists (Medical News Today January 14, 2009)
Statistically,
does your presidential vote matter? (www.signonsandiego.com Nov.
2, 2008)
The
Incredible Shrinking Scanner: MRI-like Machine Becomes Portable (www.sciam.com Nov.
2008)
Computer That Reacts To Thought A Lifeline For Brain Injured (www.sciencedaily.com Nov. 6, 2008)
New
Model Predicts A Glacier's Life (www.sciencedaily.com Oct.
31, 2008)
Older ears hear
again with cochlear implants (www.msnbc.com Oct.
2, 2008)
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