Without Jonathan Nash, and the cohort of writers at Your Sinclair and AMIGA POWER, there would never have been a Rock Paper Shotgun, given that at least three of the four of us who began that site ...

In 1994, John Nash won a Nobel Prize in economics for his work on game theory, but the renowned mathematician's road to success was full of hardships. He was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia ...

John Forbes Nash Jr., the Princeton University mathematician whose life inspired the film “A Beautiful Mind,” and his wife died in a car crash Saturday, according to New Jersey State Police ...

John Nash and wife Alicia Nash attend the Nobel Laureate Exhibition Reception during the 20th Hamptons International Film Festival at The Maidstone Hotel on Oct. 5, 2012 in East Hampton, New York.

Nobel Prize-winning mathematician John Nash and his wife, Alicia, shown in 2002, were killed in a taxi crash on the New Jersey Turnpike on Saturday, police say.

Sylvia Nasar, the biographer of the late John Nash, has often said the Nobel-winning economist did not "will" himself out of schizophrenia, but instead "aged out" of the devastating mental illness.

John Nash would often visit the West Windsor Subway less than a mile away from his home around 2 p.m. and thumb through a stack of magazines while eating.

Dr. John Nash, the Nobel Prize winning mathematician whose life is portrayed in the Oscar-nominated film "A Beautiful Mind," denies being anti–Semitic. His wife denies he's homosexual.

Nash, who shared the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1994, was 86, while Alicia Nash was 82. The couple lived in Princeton, N.J., police said, where John Nash was a senior research mathematician at ...

John David Stier, Nash's son with his first wife, said he learned of the death Sunday morning. "It's very upsetting," he said. In an autobiography written for The Nobel Foundation Web site, ...