Teaching and Learning

Loving maths. But not all the time. More from Nick and Rosie.

The serendipity of mathematics. Here's Ramón.

First term, first day, first lecture. And so it begins. The learning thing. The quest for human understanding.

Muhammad plugs in his guitar and plays one of maths' most influential hits.

Rosie and Nick are just about to start their third year. Before they finished their second year, we had a chat about stuff: maths stuff and Oxford stuff.

Ramón has just left us for a postdoctoral position in Cambridge (it happens occasionally), but before he departed he discussed his research into using random walks to understand physical systems.

Is there any game that doesn't arouse the curiosity of a mathematician, however apparently simple? Here's Marcus du Sautoy.

Among his many interests, Kurt Gödel wrote a privately circulated formal proof for the existence of God using modal logic. But it was an earlier work from 1931 that upended mathematics and logic and which still applies today.

Here's Tibo to explain.

If you have published a book recently, whatever the topic, whether maths or even romantasy, please let Dyrol know as we like to feature them in the Bulletin and in the display cabinets in the mezzanine.

Here's David Acheson's latest

We are putting James Munro's excellent 'Introduction to University Mathematics' course on YouTube. In this short he explains how university mathematics differs from maths at high school.