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Discover how Helen Keller overcame the challenges of early childhood blindness and deafness to become an accomplished writer, educator and activist!
Read about the Greek mathematician Thales of Miletus, who was considered by the Greeks to be the Father of Science and Mathematics.
Discover the Bernoullis, a family which produced no less than eight famous mathematicians–and a lot of family drama!
Discover the work of Sophie Germain, one of the earliest woman mathematicians, who defied gender stereotypes to conduct her life’s work in number theory.
Discover the groundbreaking and fantastical life of late 19th-century Russian mathematician, Sofya Kovalevskaya.
Read about the Scottish mathematician Robert Simson, whose restoration of Grecian geometry has influenced modern education.
Learn about French Revolution-era man Pierre-Simon Laplace who laid the framework for the theory of probability.
Discover the life and work of René Descartes, the philosopher mathematician that “mathematized” philosophy.
Dive deeper into the life of Pythagoras and go way beyond geometry and a2 + b2 = c2 to find out about this spiritual thinker!
Discover the life and work of Pierre de Fermat, the judge who turned mathematician.
Learn about the life of nomadic mathematician, Paul Erdös, who collaborated with the most mathematicians of any person in history.
Meet Emmy Noether: an amazing woman working in mathematics in early 20th-century Germany, despite the major obstacles.
Learn more about the Norwegian mathematician Niels Henrik Abel, who’s math career never quite took off, while alive.
Learn how a Hungarian child prodigy turned into the man who designed the atomic bomb for the US Army in World War II.
Discover the life of 18th-century Italian mathematician, Maria Gaetana Agnesi, the first woman to gain international recognition as a mathematician.
Read about the life of Maryam Mirzakhani, the first woman and the first Iranian to win the Fields Prize, math’s version of the Nobel Prize.
Read about the Italian mathematician Leonardo Pisano, who introduced the Hindu-Arabic Numerals to Europe; and is likely the reason it is used globally today.
Discover why Lorenzo Mascheroni was mistakenly credited for a discovery someone else made.
Discover the prolific career of 18th-century Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler, whose work spanned almost every field of math under the sun!
Learn how an Austrian mathematician disproved David Hilbert’s axiom theory that aimed to provide a stable basis for all mathematical systems.
Read about the English mathematician James Joseph Sylvester, who due to being Jewish, faced many difficulties in his academic and professional careers.
Discover how Joseph-Louis Lagrange convinced the French Academy of Sciences, during the heightened threat of death during the French Revolution, to adopt the widely used metric system.
Read about the fascinating world of 16th-century Scottish mathematician, John Napier, and his critical discoveries.
Discover the many mathematical and astronomy “firsts” Johannes Kepler made while having to continuously dodge the religious politics of his time.
Find out about the life of Isaac Newton, one of the most famous mathematicians of all time!
Read on to find out how backlash from the mathematics community forced one German mathematician to pivot and study Shakespeare.
Discover the wide-ranging work of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, who was a lawyer, mathematician, and philosopher.
Read about the brilliant mathematician Giuseppe Peano, who was a little too enthusiastic about pointing out fellow mathematicians’ mistakes.
Discover the many responsibilities and contributions to math and science from the great Italian mathematician, Giovanni Ceva.
Discover the life and work of Gerolamo Cardano, the most influential mathematician of The Italian Renaissance.
Read about the French mathematician Évariste Galois, who split his time between his rebellious political beliefs and his mathematical pursuits.
Read about the English mathematician George Boole, who is the father of binary logic, used as the basis for the computer.
Read about the Greek Mathematician Eratosthenes, who created a methodology for finding the circumference of the Earth within a fraction of error!
Discover the life and work of G. H. Hardy: a British mathematician who believed that math was an art form just like painting or poetry.
Read about the Greek mathematician Euclid of Alexandria, whose influence has lasted until modern day.
Discover why Eudoxus of Cnidus was considered among the greatest of classical Greek mathematicians who invented what we call calculus today.
Discover more about the life and work of Charles Babbage, the father of the computer.
Find out how a mathematician is actually to thank for modern medicine!
Discover the visionary life and work of 2nd-century Greek mathematician Claudius Ptolemy.
Learn about Diophantus and his famous Arithmetica, the work that introduced us to concepts of modern algebra still used today.
Read more about the German mathematician who set the standard for modern geometry.
Learn about Christian Goldbach’s conjecture and why mathematicians have been unable to prove or disprove it to this day.
Find out why Carl Friedrich Gauss was considered the most brilliant mathematician of his time.
Find out about the English polymath, Charles Babbage, the man who invented the first mechanical computer.
Find out about the inspiring work of ancient Indian mathematician and astronomer, Brahmagupta.
Learn about the life of Ada Lovelace, 19th-century British mathematician and widely recognized as the first computer programmer.
Discover the life and work of Blaise Pascal, a math prodigy ahead of his time.
Discover the life and unusual work of Polish mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot, whose theory of fractal geometry attempted to make sense of chaos.
Learn more about the mathematician who informed Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity!
Get inspired by Srinivasa Ramanujan’s mathematical genius and unlikely life!
Read about the Greek Mathematician Archimedes who was more of an inventor than mathematician, but it would be his obsession with math that got him killed.
Dive into the life and work of British mathematician Alan Turing and learn how his work saved millions of lives!
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