Two University of Toronto students in the math and physics program discuss interesting topics in the
Today we talk about two more important figures in the history of science. Although they are unrelate
Today we talk about the interesting things in our current lives while studying math and physics. Jus
Today we talk about more mind-blowing experiments that have been conducted over the years and that h
Today we talk about the philosophy of consciousness and the self. Enjoy the conversation and our att
Today we talk about two of the greatest physicists of the 19th century, even having some work in the
Today we have an interesting conversation about WAVES in general. What kind of waves exists? How do
Today we talk about our best tips for all the uni students out there that are curious about our stud
Today we bring back a topic that we haven't spoken about in a long time, astronomy. We dive into the
Today we take our dive into the history of physics a little further into the past with one of the fi
Today we get an introduction to the application of cryptography in our everyday lives. Dr. Charles R
Today we discuss the topic of rotational motion! It is a very important facet of classical mechanics
Today we talk about one of our favorite topics that were covered in first-year calculus. Sequences a
Today we talk about the lives and the discoveries of two more physicists/mathematicians: Max Planck
Today we talk about the relatively recent mathematical topic that is statistics! As you might know,
Today we talk with our good friend Matt about functions! What are functions? Why do we need them? An
Today we discuss the basics of one of our favorite topics in physics, electrostatics. It's such an a
Today we talk with Jon from the YouTube channel Epic Math Time. Enjoy this great discussion as we ge
Today we talk about light itself, one of the most difficult things to actually study and measure, up
Today we talk about one of the most interesting topics in today's world of physics. Gravitational wa
Today we talk about the beauties and wonders of linear algebra. Its deeply seeded roots in calculus
