The publication of Daniel Bouix's article "Coloring the Tiles of the Plane" gives us an opportunity to remind readers that the 2019 Best Article Award competition is now under way. Entrants have until September 30 to submit their work.
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You can read while nurturing your interest—or even your passion—for mathematics! Many authors draw inspiration and the subjects of their books from the inexhaustible wealth of material that mathematics provides. The Tangente Book Prize exists to promote the most captivating of these books.
Promoting the interdisciplinary role of mathematics, bringing it to the attention of young people—and the not so young—and fostering creativity: these core Tangente goals find expression in the Tangente Trophies, whose 2020 winners are presented here.
Every summer, Club Tangente presents its awards. Alongside its literary prizes—the Tangente Book Prize and the Tangente High School Students' Prize—which recognize books devoted to mathematical culture, two competitions invite our readers to get creative. Don't hesitate to enter!
As an amateur, where can you find topics to explore? How can you learn about a subject and keep abreast of the state of the art? Where can you meet people to exchange ideas with—or even find opportunities to publish? Here are a few pointers for anyone eager to take the plunge.
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