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The I.M.U. names four winners, including Wang at NYU, for solving the Kakeya needle conjecture.
The University of Washington computer scientist’s traveling-salesperson breakthrough explains why cross-domain math can make algorithms go faster.
A rare spotlight on applied breakthroughs, with real downstream effects for science, engineering, and tech modeling.
A pair of never-described hunting tactics turns a dead sunfish into a particle field and raises new questions about predation.
Four winners under 40 use geometry, topology, and Boltzmann-era math to resolve decades-old puzzles.
The ChatGPT maker’s filing joins Anthropic’s AI listing wave and turns “someday” into a real timing option.
