The Tangente Trophies
Read while cultivating your interest, or even passion, for maths, it's possible thanks to Tangente. For the twelfth edition of the Tangente Book Prize, our magazine invites you to vote for one of the ten recent books selected for their ability to transmit a taste for maths. Read, yes, but why not write? If you have a nimble pen and inventive spirit, take part in the Best Article Prize. A dream… seeing your text in Tangente soon! The Tangente Trophies also target school audiences. Discover the results of the Tangente High School Prize or encourage a young person to take part in the Bernard-Novelli Prize, a competition to create a mathematical game software.
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Tangente Prize: Mathematics in Books | Tangente
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.
The 2020 Tangente High School Students' Prize: Enigma wins | Tangente
The sixth edition of the Tangente High School Students' Prize (PTL) took place this year. Despite the disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, several schools still managed to see it through to the end!
The Bernard-Novelli prize: Mathematical news brief | Tangente
Another Tangente Trophy will be awarded this year: the Bernard-Novelli Prize. Run for several years with CASIO’s support, it recognizes a middle- or high-school student—working alone or in a group—who has written a computer program based on a mathematical game.