The Research Institute is investing in Big Ideas that will drive Saint Louis University's research enterprise into the future. The Big Ideas competition is a multi-year process to identify and invest ...

What are the big ideas shaping our world? This new series from the BBC World Service picks the best ideas from economics to psychology, neuroscience to philosophy, political science to ...

This sixth edition of Professor Strang's most popular book, Introduction to Linear Algebra, introduces the ideas of independent columns and the rank and column space of a matrix early on for a more ...

Teaching algebraic thinking skills early—like generalizing, representing, and reasoning—can set students up for success, ...

For Lyela Sayarath at Apalachee High, it was Algebra 1. When the quiet boy sitting next ... The 13-year-old percussionist ...

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On each of my visits, I had a moment of feeling overjoyed by my meal, by the room, by the tactile sense that this was food cooked by a person who had big, bewitching ideas about dinner and how to ...

When The Big One hits it’ll take under two minutes for more than 10 million Southern Californians to lose internet, power, and a sense of security. Host Jacob Margolis and producer Misha Euceph ...

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In this lecture from the University of Bristol's Big Ideas in Science series, Dr Nina Snaith asks why, and looks to mathematics for the answer. Setting maths students a series of problems, Dr Snaith ...