In 1964, Peter Higgs took a break from equations and headed into the Scottish Highlands. That peaceful hike sparked a bold idea, one that was first rejected, but ultimately redefined modern physics and gave mass to the universe itself.
It’s FLASHCARDS FRIDAY at Math! Science! History! and I’m Gabrielle Birchak. I have a background in math science and journalism. It’s officially summer. Some professors are on break. And if you’re not in academia you are likely planning your vacations or summer activities. So, this summer Math! Science! History! is going to have a special vacation series, because it’s nice
PODCAST TRANSCRIPTS It’s Flashcard Friday here at Math, Science, History, when on Fridays we post a short little flash card about something mathy, sciency, or history. I’m your host, Gabrielle Birchak, and I’m sharing a story about the life of a remarkable woman who made a profound, yet often overlooked, contribution to mathematics and education: Jacoba van den Brande. Though