dev.ua Record-breaking Pi calculation: Tech companies calculate it to the 340 trillion mark Thanks to the technical capabilities of the StorageReview system and Micron Technology, it became possible to determine Archimedes' favorite number with a new level of accuracy. After…
Published May 15, 2026 Fifteen University of Wyoming students participated in the annual Wyoming Pi Days event hosted by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. There were three evening sessions where students ate pizza, worked on fun mathematics problems and learned new…
GEORGE TOWN: A fascination with numbers that began at the age of three earned Penang teenager Poonyamitra Kumaresan a place in the Malaysia Book of Records. The 14-year-old St George’s Girls School student memorised and recited 300 digits of pi in…
Permit me to sound a little geeky this time. Just this once. I promise to return to politics, education reform, wellness reminders, and pop-culture detours in my next columns. For now, allow me this small indulgence. I am, after all,…
“I know it will be called blasphemy by some, but I believe that π is wrong.” With this bold opening statement in a 2001 Mathematical Intelligencer article, mathematician Robert Palais launched a debate that continues to this day. For many, an…
Schools and museums often plan events to celebrate the concept, which has fascinated humans for centuries, and local eateries offer pie-related deals. In the spirit of the holiday, here are 3.14 things you may not know about pi: But we do…
While most in New England may be anticipating March 17, Saint Patrick's Day, there's another more mathematical holiday to celebrate first. Pi Day is celebrated annually on March 14, because its numerical date aligns with the first three digits of the mathematical…
To challenge the long-accepted idea, the researchers built two compact, self-contained surfaces shaped like doughnuts, known as tori. These two surfaces share identical values for both metric and mean curvature, yet their overall structures are not the same. This type…
It comes around every March 14: the day that mathematical-minded smarties celebrate the constant number you get when dividing a circle’s perimeter (or circumference) by its diameter. It turns out that no matter how small or big the circle, the formula…
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24, 2026 Here's the Scoop: From March 11–16, 2026, MOIC locations in New York, Boston, Chicago, and Miami will come alive for a Pi Day takeover, turning each space into a playful destination that sparks curiosity, creativity, and confidence in math,…
Pi Day on 14 March: school and museum celebrations, pi recitations and pie-and-pi events, and the story of the day.
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