After retiring from the Baltimore Ravens, John Urschel said he looked forward to being known as "that mathematician who used to play football." ...

John Urschel, who left football because of his fear of suffering traumatic brain injuries, has found the answer regarding the growth factor of random matrices. In August 2015, John Urschel, then a ...

For many football players, reaching the NFL is the pinnacle. But for one former star, education kept calling his name. Many around the league were in sheer disbelief when John Urschel, the ...

Former Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman John Urschel, now an MIT mathematics professor, is gaining attention for new research on random ...

Can learning to read change how we think about other people’s minds? Among 76 Turkish women, reading fluency was the ...

An observational study of people with mesial temporal lobe epilepsy found that more pathological immature astroglia in the ...

A pilot study found that pairing cognitive training with active right-prefrontal tDCS selectively improved non-verbal ...

John Urschel had an unusual career plan. He played professional football for the Baltimore Ravens while pursuing mathematics, ...

John Urschel retired from the NFL in 2017 to pursue a mathematics PhD at MIT. Now, he's solving math mysteries as a published professor.

A layered approach to keeping tabs on the mental health of pilots is preferred worldwide, demanding repeated medical contact, ...

Former Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman John Urschel traded football for mathematics when he retired from the NFL in 2017. Nearly a decade later, the 35-year-old MIT professor has accomplished ...

The Baltimore Ravens have provided a crucial update on Lamar Jackson's Week 7 status with their injury report on Friday. The post Ravens Announce Lamar Jackson Injury News After Latest Practice Update ...