It’s almost time to celebrate George Boole’s 200th birthday. Or maybe we should call it Birthday No. 11001000. You might have a hard time converting that binary number to decimal in your head. But it ...

"Who is George Boole?" is sure to rack up more than a few Google hits over the next 24 hours after the search engine decided to honour the Englishman's 200th birthday with an algebraic reimaging of ...

Google Search is known for its Doodles, which the company implements to celebrate significant events in human history or the great men and women that made significant contributions to further our ...

Monday’s Google Doodle honors what would have been the 200th birthday of famed mathematician George Boole, whose research played a significant role in the 20th century’s digital revolution. Boole work ...

Today’s Google Doodle — in most of the world, at least — celebrates the 200th anniversary of George Boole’s birth. We all have a lot to thanks Boole for, as he created the mathematics that underpins ...

A tribute to the nineteenth-century polymath whose algebra lets you search the Internet. IF George Boole had lived, then he would have celebrated his 200th birthday this week. NOT that it makes any ...

December 8, 1864. George Boole died.—While professor of mathematics at Queen's College, Cork, Boole published his “Differential Equations” and his “Calculus of Finite Differences,” in both of which he ...