The good folks at the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) are always on the lookout for mathematical principles in the least likely of places, and this gallery of "found math" is a tribute to their perspicacity. The exhibition includes prizewinners from the Joint Mathematics Meetings Exhibition of Mathematical Art and a weekly "found math" object. Visitors can make their way through items...

Ecybermission is a Web-based regional and national competition intended to engage students in grades six through nine in math, science, and technology explorations. The teams propose a solution to a real problem in their communities and compete for awards (such as US savings bonds). The website provides information on how to register as well as volunteer options such as judging, acting as a...

Mathematica is an exhibition presented by San Francisco's Exploratorium museum. Although the physical exhibition concluded on May 5, 2002, some online material about the makers of Mathematica is still available for browsing. Well known modernist designers Charles and Ray Eames created the exhibit 40 years ago to make math fun. The most interesting resources on the Web site are the three Real Video...