Teaching and Learning

Twenty-five Fields Medallists has issued a Declaration about AI and maths in the light of the Navier-Stokes news from OpenAI. Here's ours.

Every day I write (or don't write) the book. 

Roger Penrose on the perils of being Penrose.

Complexity isn't big in an age of simplism. But when it comes to games, complexity is in.

Sergio gathers the magic.

In his second appearance of the day, mathematical biologist Jesús Ait Idir discusses life as a young research student.

Oh, it's such a perfect number. I want to count it with you.

All part of Robin Wilson's 18-part series on the equations that add up to mathematics.

PS: we would also like to apologise for a slip of the tongue at 1.17 when Robin says 2 to the n is prime when he obviously means 2 to the n-1. However, the graphic is correct. Admin has been sacked (by Admin).

Apologies for mentioning the Odyssey (no, not the film), but what can Homer's oral masterpiece teach us about engaging with the general public about science?

At the close of his sixteenth and final Dynamics student lecture, Derek Moulton gives a three-minute summary of why Dynamics is a big deal. It's a tour de 'force'.

'Riffing with Roger', an Oxford Mathematics Unoriginal starring Roger Penrose. And another Roger (sort of).

Tough choice. I'll have the Spaghetti alla Sam for main.