Math anxiety isn’t just “hating math.” It is a physiological response. When faced with a difficult equation, your brain’s ...

Rokeya’s utopia asserts that the highest priority of science is not maximising output, but maximising human freedom and ...

Artificial intelligence is now woven into everyday life, from search results to workplace tools, and it is very good at ...

In the grand calculus of athletic endeavor, the 100-meter sprint occupies a position of terrifying simplicity. Unlike the ...

The metaphor of the “yapping dog syndrome” is not new in international relations. It describes a smaller, embattled actor ...

THE authors of this volume have taken for their aim the axiom that the best preparation for the calculus is a suitable course in co-ordinate geometry. The text is thus divided into two sections: the ...

The field of functional analysis of symmetric analytic functions explores the interplay between the structure of analytic function algebras and the inherent symmetries dictated by invariance under ...

In the boardrooms of global corporations, class action lawsuits are not merely a line item in a risk assessment—they are a powerful market force and a critical mechanism for enforcing corporate ...

Governments across the world make thousands of personnel management decisions, procure millions of goods and services, and execute billions of processes each day. They are data rich. And yet, there is ...

J. William Carpenter is an economist who writes financial topics. He is an author of published works for higher education and business clients. Katie Miller is a consumer financial services expert.

Background: Recovery of upper limb function after stroke secondary to ischemia or hemorrhage is crucial for patients’ independence in daily living and quality of life. Virtual reality (VR) is a ...