It sounds simple: measure the length of a coastline. But the closer you measure, the longer it becomes. This strange phenomenon is known as the coastline paradox, and it reveals something fascinating ...

Scientists have caught chimpanzees doing something unexpectedly familiar: picking up crystals, holding them up to the light, and refusing to give them back. A new study suggests this quirk isn't ...

Interior designers reveal how they use mathematics to bring harmony to a space.

At the 61st Venice Biennale, Lebanese-American artist Nabil Nahas uses the global stage to offer a fuller, richer view of ...

Prof. Raj Shree Dhar dharrajshree@gmail.com It is often said that mathematics is the language of the universe and music is the language of the soul. At first glance, they seem to belong to different ...

Mumbai's NCPA hosts Tesseract: The Geometry of Truth. This dance production explores complex ideas through movement and ...

As a musician and sacred sound and light artist, Blanche has spent decades working with tone, harmonic entrainment, and the physiological effects of sound. His practice spans tuning forks applied ...

Biochar is widely studied for carbon capture but a new study challenges the assumption that only the smallest pores matter showing larger pores may contribute more actively.

Seeing actual trees in a concrete jungle can can be an instant mood lifter.

With all the recent buzz around Pioneer Square’s post-pandemic awakening, a lot of people are claiming that the arts are back. In our opinion, they never went away. Seattle’s dance community has ...

The challenges of connecting molecular changes to tissue structure and highlights the potential of multifractal frameworks to quantify complex biological patterns ...

Werner Herzog kicked off Brooklyn Public Library's Pi Day celebrations with a keynote titled “Mathematics and the Sublime.” ...