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

Dr Luci Basualdo Bonatto takes us to higher dimensions!

It's the Week 7 Student Bulletin! 

We hope you had a Merry Oxmas, and are looking forward to your final week of term. 

What's that sound? Yes, it's Christmas waiting round the corner. So here is an early taster from one of Tchaikovsky's three ballet score masterpieces.

North meets South starring:

Andrea Antinucci (Mathematical Physics, North)

Guilia Cellora (Mathematical Biology, South)

4 pm today, L1

Join us in N3.12 at 2:30 pm on Wednesday December 3rd for a chance to ask Mathematrix DPhil students anything you want about the experience of applying for a maths PhD. There will be sweet treats as always. 

We are also looking for additional volunteers (outside of OCIAM and WCMB) to share their experiences of applying for a PhD in this session. If you are available and interested, please email @email by Monday 1st December.

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.