Category: News

Tue 1 Dec 2009News

How are dance and mathematics linked? Can using mathematics save disappearing species? And would a zombie attack help in stopping the spread of diseases like swine flu?

Event Date: Thu 19 Nov 2009Conferences

Date: Thursday 19 November 2009 Location: Cody Technology Park, Farnborough, Hampshire Introduction Science and technology plays an increasingly important role […]

Event Date: Sat 14 Nov 2009Conferences

Date: Saturday, 14 November 2009 Location: The Priory Rooms, Birmingham The Conferences attract Mathematicians under 35 from around the UK, […]

Event Date: Fri 6 Nov 2009Conferences

Date: Friday 6 November 2009 Location: Royal Statistical Society, London The conference will be dedicated to tracing the history of […]

Event Date: Mon 19 Oct 2009Irish

14th March 2007, 3:00pm From Curiosity to Commerce:  Presidential Address, Professor Peter Grindrod (IMA President) Abstract Why study mathematics?  For each […]

Fri 2 Oct 2009News

Cambridge mathematician Professor Keith Moffatt, FRS, has been honoured for a career which has combined world class research in applied mathematicians with determined efforts to draw mathematicians together from around the world.

Event Date: Tue 29 Sep 2009South West and Wales

29th September 2009, 6:30pm The Unquiet Sun, Prof Michael Proctor ScD FRS FIMA Abstract To the naked eye (should one […]

Fri 18 Sep 2009News

Maths teachers are feeling increasingly obliged to buy textbooks and other teaching resources endorsed by examining boards and written by examiners, fearing that their pupils would be disadvantaged if they did not.

Event Date: Mon 7 Sep 2009Conferences

Date: Monday 7 – Wednesday 9 September 2009 Location: University of York Computer-based methods for the capture, construction, representation, fitting, […]

Thu 20 Aug 2009News

The number of A-Level Mathematics entries across the UK is up 12.2% on last year, with 72,475 students sitting the exam. The number of entries is now higher than it has been for 17 years.