Fertility Stopping Rules
I recently stumbled across fertility stopping rules; fertility stopping or son-targeting means that a couple cease having children when (usually) […]
Editorial, February 2019
How pleasing to read some poetry in December’s issue! Mathematicians are famed for their all-round talents and many excel at […]
Westward Ho! Musing on Mathematics and Mechanics
Inspired by the homage to farm machinery made famous by the West Country band the Wurzels, Alan Champneys considers the […]
Knowledge Exchange After the Bond Review
The 1st IMA Conference on Knowledge Exchange was held on 3-4 December 2018 at Aston Conference Centre. The meeting, which […]
Teaching Maths – a career changer’s perspective
I have been a trainee Maths Teacher for one half-term. Before that, I was a lawyer, spending the last 19 […]
My Mathematics Bucket List – Presidential Address
My Mathematics Bucket List, The IMA Presidential Address by Professor Alistair Fitt Abstract As one grows older, one can enjoy the […]
Counting Sweets in a Jar
Dear Dr Maths, At a recent fundraising event I attended there was an activity to guess the number of sweets in the jar. Is there a mathematical way to improve your chance of being correct?
Mathematics, Metamaterials and Meteorites
Mathematics, Metamaterials and Meteorites, a talk by Professor David Abrahams (Director, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences) Abstract This talk is a […]











