UREM-ULB :
Unité de Recherche sur l’Enseignement des Mathématiques

SCIENAR, a European project to stimulate and develop links between science and art.

Explorez le site web de SCIENART :
 http://www.virtualimage.co.uk/SCIENAR/index.html

SCIENAR has been constructed around three emblematic scenarios where Science and Art intersect. These scenarios are :
 The Birth of Mathematics in Antiquity : Arithmetic and Geometry
 The Development of Maths from the Renaissance to 1900 : Perspective and Symmetry
 The Mathematics of the 20th Century : Curvature, Motion, Relativity and Chaos

Each scenario has been assigned to a different historical age and these three ages each have a menu page on this SCIENAR DVD. The three ages are :

 Antiquity (cliquer sur le lien),
 Renaissance (cliquer sur le lien) and
 Modern Times (cliquer sur le lien) .

Les thèmes repris dans l’Index (cliquer sur le lien) sont
 The Analemma
 Art and Astronomy
 Art and Psychoanalysis
 Artchaeology
 The Borromean Rings
 Brâncuşi
 Ceramics
 Chaos and Art
 Every Picture Tells a Story
 Evolutionary Systems
 Floyd Alsbach
 Fractals from an L-shaped Domain
 Geometry and Art
from Antiquity to Futurism
 Glass
 The Golden Number and Art
 Higher Dimensions
 Hypercube
 Hypercube Net
 Illuminated Cladistics
 Invisible Universes
 Kaleidoscopes
 Kisel
 Koch Snowflake
 Lindenmayer Systems
 Megalithic Art
 Möbius Strips
 Painting with Light
 John Pickering
Art and Architecture
 Quantum Mechanics
 Random Walk
 Rosettes
 Sierpinski Gaskets
 Strange Universes
 Symbolic Sculpture
 Torus Knots
 Virtual Image Gallery
 Virtual Puppetry

This software was designed and constructed by Nicholas Mee and John Eastwood.