Livestream Talks and shows How proof and logic shaped mathematics Tue 24 Jan 2023 How has the concept of proof enabled the creation of mathematical knowledge? How proof and logic shaped mathematics Read more
In-person / Livestream Discourses How geometry created modern physics (Discourse) Fri 24 Feb 2023 How geometry created modern physics (Discourse) Read more
In-person An introduction to mathematical intelligence (short course) Mon 23 Jan 2023 - Mon 27 Feb 2023 Dr Junaid Mubeen presents a six part introduction to the world of Mathematical Intelligence. An introduction to mathematical intelligence (short course) Read more
In-person / Livestream Talks and shows The Turing Lectures: How to speak whale Tue 14 Feb 2023 Inside the technology that’s decoding the voices of ocean giants. The Turing Lectures: How to speak whale Read more
In-person Talks and shows The maths of Christmas Tue 20 Dec 2022 Unpack the mysteries of Christmas with a secret superpower - maths! The maths of Christmas Read more
Blog Maths The lottery and the laughing shopkeeper Zoe was mocked for her mathematical approach to lottery numbers. In her defence, she has a point. The lottery and the laughing shopkeeper Read more
Podcast Maths Podcast: The perfect bet - with mathematician Adam Kucharski The house always wins. Or does it? Podcast: The perfect bet - with mathematician Adam Kucharski Read more
Podcast Maths Podcast: Can we trust maths? – with Kit Yates This month we hear from Kit Yates about the maths of medicine, crime and the media, exploring real-world data from his book, Podcast: Can we trust maths? – with Kit Yates Read more
Video Maths Why does maths give humans the edge over machines? - with Junaid Mubeen Why will humans always have the advantage over robots? It's because of a remarkable system of thought developed over the Why does maths give humans the edge over machines? - with Junaid Mubeen Read more
In-person Talks and shows Much ado about numbers Tue 25 Oct 2022 In which mathematician Rob of Eastaway orates on the connections betwixt Shakespeare and mathematics. Much ado about numbers Read more
