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University of Findlay will celebrate Math Day on Wednesday, March 15, 2023, with a visit from former University of Findlay math professor Pam Warton, Ph.D. Findlay’s Math Day is held annually to celebrate math by explaining some of its complexities and introducing new concepts in a compelling way. Warton’s presentations will be in Winebrenner Theological […]
University of Findlay will celebrate Math Day on Tuesday, March 15, 2022 with a visit from nationally renowned mathematician Dr. Arthur Benjamin, also popularly known as the “Mathemagician,” who has given a number of popular TED talks. Findlay’s Math Day is held annually to celebrate math by explaining some of its complexities and introducing new concepts […]
Have you ever heard of Fibonacci numbers? You can learn about this and more mathematical concepts as University of Findlay celebrates Math Day on Tuesday, March 17, 2020. This event is held annually to celebrate math by explaining some of its complexities and introducing new concepts in a compelling way. This year’s event will feature […]
The University of Findlay’s annual Math Day, which will be held on Wednesday, March 13, will feature five UF alumni with fascinating numbers-related professions. Speaking at 10 a.m. in the Alumni Memorial Union’s Multipurpose Room North will be: Justin Shannon, a supply and logistics analyst for Marathon Petroleum Corporation who graduated in 2005 with a […]
What are the basics of robotics and synchronization? It’s all about numbers, which the University of Findlay’s upcoming Math Day will illustrate. Held annually to celebrate math by demystifying some of its complexities and introducing concepts in a compelling way, this year’s event will take place Tuesday, March 14 in the Alumni Memorial Union’s Multipurpose […]
Numbers, patterns, and mathematics will combine to create visually appealing images at The University of Findlay’s 28th Annual Math Day slated for Tuesday, March 24. In the math world, the appropriate term for finding the best way to complete tasks is called “optimization.” When it veers into visual territory, it can become “opt art,” a […]
