What’s the Buzz? Using Mathematical Methods to Monitor the well-being of Honeybees and the Local Environment
What’s the Buzz? Using Mathematical Methods to Monitor the well-being of Honeybees and the Local Environment, a talk by Dr […]
Toothpaste, Custard & Chocolate: Mathematics Gets Messy
Toothpaste, Custard & Chocolate: Mathematics Gets Messy, a talk by Professor Helen Wilson (University College London) Abstract This talk will […]
Rose Window Geometry
Rose Window Geometry, a talk by Clarissa Grandi (Thurston Community College) Abstract We all need a reminder to look up sometimes, in […]
What’s normal about numbers?
What’s normal about numbers? A talk by Dr Charles Walkden (University of Manchester) Abstract If you pick a number at […]
A Good Mathematician is a Lazy Mathematician
A Good Mathematician is a Lazy Mathematician, a talk by Ed Rochead (Dstl) Abstract I am not sure when I […]
Particle Segregation in Dense Granular Flows
Particle Segregation in Dense Granular Flows, a talk by Professor Nico Gray (University of Manchester) Abstract Granular materials composed of particles […]
Play by Numbers, The Maths of Music
Play by Numbers, The Maths of Music, a talk by Nicholas Brusby (Rolls-Royce) Abstract We are all familiar with the idea […]
Learning Analytics: Understanding the data, students and learning
Learning Analytics: Understanding the data, students and learning, a talk by Dr Russell Boyatt (University of Warwick) Abstract The pervasive nature […]
Different Problem, Same Answer. Annual Student Teacher Lecture
Different Problem, Same Answer, a talk by Dr John Burke (Manchester Grammar School for Boys) Annual Student Teacher Lecture Abstract A selection […]
Why many new technologies fail people with disabilities: A mathematical approach
Why many new technologies fail people with disabilities: A mathematical approach, a talk by Professor Simeon Keates (Edinburgh Napier University) […]











