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Can She Beat Bezos and Musk to Beam High-Speed Internet From Space?
Neha Satak’s India-based startup is expanding the universe of satellites.
News + Politics
The Next Generation of STEM Leaders Hails From … Nebraska?
Though students’ interest in STEM is growing nationwide, the Midwest — specifically Nebraska — is leading the charge.
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He's Helping the Blind 'See' Their Work — and Become Engineers
Three-quarters of blind Americans are unemployed, but Josh Coffee’s digital tablet could create a new generation of architects and engineers.
True Stories
The Professor on a Mission to Make Math Lovable
Patrick Devlin is an OZY Educator Award winner whose work focuses on mathematics as a creative art.
OZY TV
The Carlos Watson Show
The Carlos Watson Show brings bold, impactful conversations with culture-defining celebrities, intellectual pioneers and changemakers, spotlighting the voices you need to hear to make sense of this important time in American history.
News + Politics
Could He Be the Youngest Scrabble Champ Ever?
Mack Meller is a math and astrophysics double major at Columbia who’s climbing the national rankings of his favorite game.
True Stories
The French Expedition That Shaped the Earth
18th-century scientists on tour: Everything that could go wrong did go wrong.
The New + the Next
Life After Football — The Surprising New Second Careers of Former Players
The trend is picking up as big names like Myron Rolle and Arian Foster make the nerdy decision.
Around the World
Brazil's Stellar Female Mathletes
Want a feminist double whammy? Try girls who are great at math and winning big in Brazil.
News + Politics
How Moms Can Raise Math Whizzes
Research suggests that moms who ask their kids certain questions about objects could be setting them up for math success.
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Meet the Wunderkind Economist Behind LinkedIn
He’s mining LinkedIn’s treasure trove of data for juicy economic secrets.
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The Millennial Astrophysicist Who Found a Planet With Math
This 30-year-old rock-star physicist is now combing the night sky to confirm his predictions of “Planet Nine.