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Loving the photos of the spectacular Aurora display over the UK this weekend!

Revisit this episode of BBC Radio 4 'In Our Time' with Helen Mason, Emeritus Professor of Solar Physics in DAMTP, to learn about the solar activity that causes it: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Helen Mason

In case you missed it yesterday, we celebrated #womeninmathsday with a look at three pioneering women from the history of maths: Ada Lovelace, Florence Nightingale and Emmy Noether plus.maths.org/content/happy-…

It's #womeninmathsday ! We celebrate with a look at three pioneering women from the history of maths: Ada Lovelace, Florence Nightingale and Emmy Noether plus.maths.org/content/happy-…

Interaction of #Geometry and #Physics

'An example of that 20th century interaction is how geometry revolutionised our understanding of the Universe.'

From the general theory of relativity to string theory, through black holes...

#Science #Mathematics
⏯️plus.maths.org/content/string…

Can you help count penguins? We love this citizen science call! 🐧🐧🐧

The public counts will provide training data to improve machine learning algorithms, supporting penguin conservation using satellite images. (This Plus article explains the maths plus.maths.org/content/plus-a…)

There's a rise in #Measles cases in the UK, which could lead to a nation-wide epidemic. There MMR #vaccine is safe and effective but we need an uptake of at least 95% to stem the spread. Why so high? We explore the details plus.maths.org/content/measles Juniper Consortium

With voters across England and Wales heading to the polls tomorrow, here's a mathematical look at democracy plus.maths.org/content/electi… (published for the last general election but still just as relevant!) #LocalElections2024 Thanks Chris Budd OBE!

Woohoo for Gauss! He did amazing things for maths, but here's an indication of his genius you can understand in just a few minutes plus.maths.org/content/maths-…

Enjoyable chat about all things maths and literature on BBC’s Science Cafe last night, listen on Sounds below! 📚🧮📻
(Also featuring me singing the praises of the excellent Gresham College)

bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

This week's episode of our podcast is about Ramanujan, featuring an interview with mathematician Ken Ono, who knows lots about him plus.maths.org/content/ramanu…