Teaching and Learning

In 1963 soon-to-be Prime Minister Harold Wilson gave one of the most iconic speeches in UK politics. The future would be forged in the 'white heat of technology'. It still resonates.

But for one attendee, might it not have been better titled 'the white heat of mathematics'?

Here's Alain Goriely. Also see Song of the Week.

James Munro on his experience of his students' use of AI.

Here's Muhammad with the hole story. Over six million views on our social and digital media.

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.