Although not a mathematician myself, one of the things I find endlessly fascinating about math is the way one can take a seemingly impossible problem and translate it or express it in another context, and all of a sudden that hard problem can become easy.
Join Us for Sci fi, Coffee, & Science Vocations: Online Mini Conference with Praveen Sethupathy
It may be hard to travel this summer, but we designed an online mini conference you can enjoy from home. Hear from noted faith and science speaker Praveen Sethupathy and ask him your questions, connect with other Christians in science-related fields, and meet two editors bringing faith and science fiction together. We’ll even send you coffee and a book in the mail, not to mention a few surprises!
Science Corner: A Shot in the Priority Order
One topic at the intersection of COVID-19 updates and concern for racial justice is the distribution of vaccines.
Oscars Film Reflection Series: Little Women
In an ongoing series, Drew Trotter of the Consortium of Christian Study Centers is sharing his reflections on this year’s Academy Awards Best Picture Nominees. For the whole series, click here. Image Credit: Promotional image, from image gallery at official film site (Fair Use: Criticism) Little Women (PG, 135 mins.) Director: Greta Gerwig. Writer: Greta Gerwig (screenplay). […]
Science Corner: Raising Nemo
I know I’m a little late for Father’s Day, but I thought you might be interested in this article about parenting among bony fishes. It’s a summary of this paper from last October, exploring the evolution of father-only care, a parenting style much more common underwater than it is here on land. The reality of […]