Pythagoras? I’m sorry, you have been lied to
11 March 2014, 6:30pm Pythagoras? I’m sorry, you have been lied to, Piers Bursill-Hall (University of Cambridge) Abstract The modern story […]
The Mathematics of Astronomy
11 March 2014, 5:30pm The Mathematics of Astronomy, Dr Andrew Fletcher (University of Newcastle) Abstract For many centuries, developments in […]
Mathematics Greatest Unsolved Puzzles
10 March 2014, 2:15pm Mathematics Greatest Unsolved Puzzles, Katie Steckles Sixth form lecture Abstract While mathematicians are brilliant, and their […]
Third IMA Employers’ Forum: Career Pathways
The third IMA Employers’ Forum was held at GCHQ Cheltenham on Friday 21 February. The theme for the day was ‘Career Development’.
Applications of Mathematics in understanding the creation and perception of musical sounds
20th February 2014, 5:30pm Applications of Mathematics in understanding the creation and perception of musical sounds, Professor Murray Campbell (University […]
Time varying rankings models to determine the greatest sports players and teams of all time
19 February 2014, 2:00pm Time varying rankings models to determine the greatest sports players and teams of all time, Dr […]
Visual Analytics: Understanding Data by Eye
11 February 2014, 6:30pm Visual Analytics: Understanding Data by Eye, Professor Ian Nabney (Aston University) Abstract In today’s digital world, […]
Pigs didn’t fly, but swine flu
Tuesday 4 February 2014, 6:30pm for 7:00pm start Pigs didn’t fly, but swine flu by Ken Eames and Ellen-Brooks Pollock (Ken […]
IMA50 Maths Walks
As part of the IMA’s 50th birthday celebrations in 2014, we are hoping to develop a series of legacy projects. […]
Maths Walks
During 2014 we will also be launching a series of legacy projects. One of these will be a set of […]




