Leonardo

by Leonardo da Vinci, Kunster

If anyone fits the description 'Renaissance man' it is Leonardo da Vinci.

Zero

by Charles Seife

The story of zero is an ancient one.

Hidden Figures

by Margot Lee Shetterly

A Beautiful Mind

by Sylvia Nasar

AMONG JOHN NASH'S EARLIEST MEMORIES is one in which, as a child of about two or three, he is listening to his maternal g...

Alan Turing

by Andrew Hodges

The Man Who Knew Infinity

by Robert Kanigel

Carry on, Mr. Bowditch

by Jean Lee Latham

Encyclopaedic Biography of Great Mathematicians

Mathematician and martyr

by Michael Deakin

Shu xue jia zhuan

by Yannian Xie

Starry Messenger

by Peter Sís

For hundreds of years, most people thought the earth was the center of the universe, and the sun and the moon and all th...

Biographical dictionary of mathematicians

by American Council of Learned Societies

Men of mathematics

by Eric Temple Bell

THIS SECTION IS HEADED Introduction rather than Preface (which it really is) in the hope of decoying habitual preface-sk...

The Man Who Loved Only Numbers

by Paul Hoffman

The great mathematicians

by H. W. Turnbull

Adventures of a mathematician

by Stanislaw M. Ulam

MY father, Jozef Ulam, was a lawyer.

Mathematicians are people, too

by Luetta Reimer, Wilbert Reimer

Mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr. ? a Short Biography

by Doug West

Math equals

by Teri Perl

Who Is This Mathematician/Scientist?

by Marilyn Curtain-Phillips