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Reading news headlines can help you generate ideas about what you want to research. ScienceDaily is one good place to start.
Everyone, whether they're an expert or someone new to mathematics research, will sometimes need to learn more about the background of a topic before beginning a research project or assignment. Background research is vital for developing a foundational understanding of your topic. It will also help you narrow and focus your research question, choose relevant keywords and search terms, and shape research direction.
These selected resources will help you generate new ideas, learn about what's new in the field of mathematics, help you quickly find a definition, or give you a brief introduction to a concept.
O'Reilly Ebooks (formerly Safari Ebooks) is a good place to go if you want to learn more about applied mathematics. For instance, you will find books and courses related to data science, mathematics basics for computer programming, probability, and more. You'll also find books on the foundational principles of different branches of mathematics such as geometry and calculus.
Handbooks may be a new type of resource to you - as you progress through your major, they will become more and more helpful. Handbooks compile facts about specific subjects so that you can quickly refer to them to find information. You can use mathematical handbooks to quickly find formulas or tables.