Our next Public Lecture (see item above) stars  Gábor Domokos, discoverer of the Gömböc. So, as a taster, here is Sam Howison explaining what exactly Gábor was up to.

A double bill of big hitters for this annual lecture from the Department of Computer Science.

Leo De Moura (Amazon Web Services)- Formalizing the Future: Lean’s Impact on Mathematics, Programming, and AI 

Kevin Buzzard (Imperial College) - Will Computers prove theorems?

6 May, 14:30, Lecture Theatre 1, Mathematical Institute

Fridays@4  is this week Fridays@1 in L1 with lunchtime pizza.

Torkel Loman (Oxford Mathematics) - The behaviours of noisy feedback loops and where (in parameter space) to find them

Alastair McCullough, pictured (Computer Science) - Tech, Coffee, and the Regulation of Truth: An Enterprise Barista's Story

L1, today, Friday 14 March

Hugo Duminil-Copin's recent Public Lecture is now available to watch. 

General consent is that it was as good as any public lecture we have had in the last few years.

Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture - Wednesday 19 February 2025, 5-6 pm L1

Wound healing is a highly conserved process required for survival of an animal after tissue damage. Tannie will describe how we are beginning to use a combination of mathematics, physics and biology to disentangle some of the organising principles behind the complex orchestrated dynamics that lead to wound healing. 

Are you looking for a relaxing and inspiring way to have your lunch? On Tuesday 28 January at 1pm, Castalian String Quartet will be back in Cafe π playing a free taster performance of Beethoven’s string quartet Opus 59. 

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