Fridays@2 is back again for Trinity term, and Week 2's session is our highly requested Finals Forum!

Come along to a panel session and hear from students and faculty on how to be organised and strategic when it comes to exams, and how to make the most of your revision. 

Pipp & Co Doughnuts - every Thursday from 30 April, only £3 each:

• Cinnamon & Brown Sugar 
• Mixed Berry Jam
• Belgian Chocolate
• Madagascan Vanilla Custard
• Sicilian Lemon Curd

Cinco de Mayo – Tuesday 5 May

A clip from James Maynard's Sophie Germain Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture held at the Royal Institution on 1 April, Sophie's 250th. You can watch all five talks - our own Lukas Brantner, Ana Caraiani, Laura Monk and a Chladni figures demonstration by Dan Plane as well as James- here

A computer scientist walks into a mathematics department...

You may have noticed we are running a series of short films on the maths behind popular games (card, board, digital, nothing is off limits). So we want contributors for the following games plus any ideas you have of your own.

Poker, Blackjack, Roulette, Chess, Go, Bridge, Monopoly, Tsuro, Carcasonne, Cathedral, Minecraft, Catan, Ticket to Ride, Saboteur, Projective Noughts and Crosses, Projective Set, Splendour, Minesweeper, Backgammon, etc.

It's the Week 1 Student Bulletin! 

We hope you've settled back into Oxford life, and have managed to enjoy the sunshine this week! 

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A clip from James Maynard's Sophie Germain Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture held at the Royal Institution on 1 April, Sophie's 250th. You can watch all five talks - our own Lukas Brantner, Ana Caraiani, Laura Monk and a Chladni figures demonstration by Dan Plane as well as James- here

On Hilbert’s sixth problem: from particles to waves - Prof. Zaher Hani (University of Michigan)

May 8th (next Friday), L1

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