Grange Academy Win Maths Prize
Mathématiques sans Frontiéres is an annual international mathematics competition for schoolchildren, centrally run by the Académie de Strasbourg since 1989. […]
Communicating with Convexity
Nothing takes place in the world whose meaning is not that of some maximum or minimum. Leonhard Euler (1707–1783) Introduction […]
Abel Prize for Langlands’ Unified Theory
Robert P. Langlands is the 2018 recipient of the Abel Prize, an honour sometimes referred to as the Nobel Prize […]
Editorial, June 2018
Several notable events have occurred during recent months. In February, a welcome Government report, the Blackett review Computational Modelling: Technological […]
Council Matters
The most important decision at a meeting is not necessarily the one that occupies most time. IMA Council took less […]
Historical Notes: The Golden Slope of French Geometry – A Celebration of Monge’s Life
It is 200 years since the French mathematician Gaspard Monge (1746–1818) died, on 28 July. To me he is so […]
Westward Ho! Musing on Mathematics and Mechanics
Inspired by the village pageants that take place across the county of Cornwall to herald the coming of spring, this […]
A Doctor Writes…
Our Lives and Times Your Doctor has been thinking about life spans. Not least this has been caused by public […]
The Tale of an Overweight Mathematician…
I have decided to be rather honest in this article, and admit to the readers of emph Mathematics Today that […]
Ripples from a Splashing Drop
When Jordan Spieth failed to make the green on the 12th at Augusta in 2016 and saw his ball plunge […]











