IMA Presidential Address – A Mathematical Eye
Abstract from the Presidential Address in 2022 The mathematical sciences have never been more visible. Modellers and statisticians have informed […]
Mathematics in Computer Games
Video games are played by approximately 3.1 billion individuals [1], a figure that has risen by over one billion in […]
Encouraging Women in STEM via Work Experience
For the first time I offered year 12 (aged 16 to 17) work experience. I wanted to encourage more women […]
Interview with Andrew Oliver – Making video games
Andrew Oliver, known with his twin brother Philip as ‘The Oliver Twins’, has been making video games since the mid […]
IMA Journal of Management Mathematics (IMAMAN)
Imagine that the IMA is starting from scratch to create a new set of journals for the applied mathematics community. […]
From Bubbles to Bernoulli: The Big Bang Fair 2023
The 2023 Big Bang Fair for UK Young Scientists and Engineers featured several thousand students visiting the Birmingham NEC to […]
Early Career Opportunities in the IMA
After the end of one academic year, and in anticipation of the start of another, particularly as many employers look […]
What it Means to be Human
I recognise the privilege associated with being the editor of Mathematics Today. I’m also acutely aware of the responsibility that […]
Controlling How Paint Dries
Clare Rees-Zimmerman was awarded the 2023 IMA Lighthill–Thwaites Prize at the British Applied Mathematics Colloquium (BAMC), held in Bristol in […]
Tomorrow’s Mathematicians Today 2023
The tenth IMA conference for undergraduate mathematicians, Tomorrow’s Mathematicians Today (TMT), took place online on Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 […]











