Girls' Angle Women in Mathematics Video Series
Thanks to a generous grant from Science House, Girls' Angle
has begun producing the Girls' Angle Women in Mathematics Video Series.
This series features women in mathematics presenting pieces of math that excited them
when they were in middle and high school. New videos will be
posted on the 30th of every other month starting with September, in alternation with the Girls' Angle Bulletin.
These videos, sometimes filmed on the spur of the moment and in a single
take, aim to showcase the diverse group of women working in mathematics
today. For a more formal presentation of material, join Girls' Angle!
If a concept or comment in a video seems unclear, feel free to notify us
at girlsangle "at" gmail.com. We love receiving comments from visitors to this website!
The Women in Mathematics video series was conceived by Girls' Angle
director Elisenda Grigsby. If you are a woman in mathematics and
would like to contribute to this series, please email
girlsangle "at" gmail.com with the subject "Attn: WIM videos".
What does slicing pizza have to do with calculus?, presented by Joan Licata. New!
Generating Fibonacci Numbers, presented by Lauren Williams.
Fun with Triangles, Inscribed Circles, and Angle Bisectors, presented by Radmila Sazdanović.
Visualizing Surfaces Using Polygons, presented by Allison Gilmore.
Adding the Numbers from 1 to 100, presented by Helen Wong.
There are Infinitely Many Prime Numbers, presented by Ellen Eischen.
A Proof of the Pythagorean Theorem, presented by Ina Petkova.
Corporate funding provided by Science House.