Solving a Mathematical Mystery
Mathematics researchers combed 600-year-old books, among other publications, for “A Medieval Mystery: Nicole Oresme’s Concept of Curvitas,” published in the peer-reviewed journal of the American Mathematical Society.
Mathematics researchers combed 600-year-old books, among other publications, for “A Medieval Mystery: Nicole Oresme’s Concept of Curvitas,” published in the peer-reviewed journal of the American Mathematical Society.
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members received nearly $6 million in grants and contracts during the first quarter of the academic year.
Five Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members will be discussing a wide range of subjects in upcoming talks locally, regionally and across the nation.
Students, alongside faculty mentors, are conducting research on the rare oarfish to find out more about the mysterious deep-sea fish.
Two CSUF programs geared to helping underrepresented students achieve and excel in their educational endeavors were recently recognized as finalists in a national competition.
Four Cal State Fullerton graduate students, all CSU Pre-Doctoral Scholars, discuss what drives them to achieve their educational goals.
“Prehistoric OC,” a family festival celebrating archaeology, paleontology, history, culture and science, will be held Oct. 10 at Ralph B. Clark Regional Park.
See the rare total eclipse of a “supermoon” Sept. 27 at the Fullerton Arboretum — the last of four total lunar eclipses in 2014-15. The last supermoon eclipse occurred in 1982 and the next won’t take place again until 2033.
Binod Tiwari and Dawn Person traveled to Europe and South Africa, respectively, this summer.
Faculty and students recently contributed articles to numerous publications.