Celebrating Ivan Moscovich
Ivan Moscovich was honored at ChiTAG with a lifetime achievement award. Ivan has been a regular attendee of G4G. He was also a personal friend of Martin Gardner. We congratulate him …
Remembering Robert Abbott
It is with great sadness that G4G notes the death of longtime G4G community member Robert Abbott (Mar 2, 1933 – Feb 20, 2018).
Remembering Markus Götz
It is with great sadness that G4G notes the death of G4G community member Markus Götz (1974-2018) from Munich, Germany. He was a puzzle inventor and designer and manufacturer of …
Remembering Marc G. Pelletier
It is with great sadness that G4G notes the death of longtime G4G community member Marc G. Pelletier (Aug 4, 1958 – Nov 6, 2017) from the USA. If you …
Celebration of Mind 2018 Recap
As has been customary since Martin Gardner’s passing in 2010, we continue to keep the spirit of his work alive with the Celebration of Mind. Members of our community and …
An Interview with Ernő Rubik
G4G is pleased to announce the long anticipated release of an interview done a year ago with Professor Ernő Rubik. The Hungarian inventor of the iconic Rubik’s Cube was one of …
G4G14 Save the Date
It’s basically pi-day plus an epsilon of 11 days. Make sure to save the date for G4G14 which will be held in Atlanta, March 25–29, 2020; The offsite is planned …
An Interview with Manjul Bhargava
G4G is pleased to announce that Professor Manjul Bhargava of Princeton University will make a public presentation in Atlanta, on “Poetry, Drumming, and Mathematics” (2:30 pm Sunday, April 15, 2018, at Fulton County Central …
Announcing G4G13 Featured Presenters
G4G13 Featured Presenters PROFESSOR ERNO RUBIK G4G is pleased to announce that Professor Ernő Rubik will make a very rare public appearance in Atlanta in April 2018. “In conversation with Ernő Rubik” (7:00 …
An Interview with Doris Schattschneider
G4G is pleased to announce that Professor Doris Schattschneider of Moravian College will present in Atlanta in April 2018 on these two Martin Gardner related topics: “Math and M.C. Escher’s Art” (at a public …