Nautilus

[:es]With a better understanding of probability, we won’t be misled.[:]

[:es]How a math professor learned to stop worrying and love algebraic geometry[:]

[:es]A “memory matrix” might solve Stephen Hawking’s black-hole paradox.[:]

[:es]The brain may represent concepts in the same way that it represents space and your location, by using the same neural circuitry for the brain’s “inner GPS.”[:]

[:es]Physicist Paul Steinhardt remembers a great mentor and scientist. [:]

[:es]From quantum information to the Schwarzschild radius. [:]

[:es]The universal math behind hair and feathers. [:]

[:es]Andrew Wiles thought he had a solution to an age-old puzzle. Until it began to unravel. [:]

[:es]Elevated iron is at the center of a web of disease stretching from cancer to diabetes. [:]