Teaching and Learning

What's the key to a good night's sleep? No screen time before bed? No midnight snacks? No late night arguments?

No mathematics?

In the end it's about the people. Here are three of our second year undergraduates.

Our latest new books include Philip Maini's 'Very Short Introduction to Mathematical Biology'.

The full list can be seen here

A puzzle from the Age of Enlightenment. Though three centuries of enlightenment haven't made it any less surprising.

Luci Basualdo Bonatto takes us higher.

Where on earth is the best laboratory to demonstrate the beauty of fluid dynamics?

Actually it’s not on earth. Here is the story of the soft cell.

And a longer read about the soft cell, discovered by Gabor Domokos and our own Alain Goriely.

Introducing Pluto, a small, hungry cat and, like all his fellow Aristocats, an optical superhero.

Everyone wants to be a cat.

Here's the latest (and some cover versions).

A clip from Robin Wilson's series on the equations that made mathematics. You can have a peep at all the talks so far.

Do you take your work home with you? It's kinda hard to avoid if you are a mathematician isn't it? The maths just follows you wherever you go.

Sam Howison prepares vegetables.