The Tour de France began three gruelling weeks of sun, scenery and summits on Saturday, but what's the key to winning in this elite world of small margins? How about appetite for risk and the danger of crashing (of which there has been a lot in the first week)?

We're looking for feedback about ideas we have for Mathematrix events in 2025-26. Mathematrix is our student-led discussion group aimed at graduate and postdoc minorities in maths. We'd also love feedback and insight from allies and people at all career stages/roles within the Mathematical Institute. 

The form is multiple choice only/checkbox questions so it will be very quick to answer and is completely anonymous.

The Institute for Advanced Mathematics is offering part-time work working online with talented secondary school students. The Institute focuses on mathematical research and publication - students retrace the historical breakthroughs that have shaped mathematics. 

Three Oxford Mathematicians have won London Mathematical Society (LMS) Prizes for 2025. Nigel Hitchin has won the De Morgan Medal, Helen Byrne the Naylor Prize and Lectureship in Applied Mathematics and Vidit Nanda receives a Whitehead Prize.