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    News in brie(f)

    By Colin Beveridge. Posted February 2, 2013

    “What’s that, boss?” “I said, look at this article on a conference about how maths is applied and write something full of puns.” “Cheesy puns?” “Attaboy.”

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    LMS Women in Mathematics Day

    By Colin Beveridge. Posted February 1, 2013

    The London Mathematical Society has announced that this year’s Women In Mathematics Day will take place on April the 18th and 19th at the Isaac Newton Institute in Cambridge. It’s free for students and £5 on the door for everyone else. The event provides an opportunity to meet and talk with women who are active…

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    Travels in a Mathematical World

    "Developing a Healthy Scepticism About Technology in Mathematics Teaching"

    By Peter Rowlett. Posted January 31, 2013

    I have an article in the current issue of the Journal of Humanistic Mathematics (Vol 3, Issue 1). The title is Developing a Healthy Scepticism About Technology in Mathematics Teaching. This will be a chapter of my PhD thesis and provides some background context. I am following a model in which teaching draws on a…

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    MathsJam expands yet again

    By Colin Beveridge. Posted January 31, 2013

    Gradually, gradually, the mathematicians are taking over the world. Having already conquered (by which I mean ‘colonised pubs once a month’) in places as far-flung as Melbourne, Houston, Bombay and Edinburgh, MathsJam will be making its debut in Cape Town, South Africa on Tuesday February 19th.

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    Blackboard Bold

    Open Season – Singmaster’s Conjecture

    By Katie Steckles. Posted January 29, 2013

    Science and maths are all about finding things out. Mathematics in particular is about making statements, and then determining their truth (or falsity). Finding a proof, or disproof, of a mathematical theory can be as simple as finding a counterexample, or it can take hundreds of authors tens of thousands of pages. In this short…

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    Join the Aperiodical News Team

    By Peter Rowlett, Christian Lawson-Perfect and Katie Steckles. Posted January 28, 2013

    There’s too much maths news for us to cover, so we’re looking for a few volunteers to help out in our new News Team. A fairly big part of what this site is for is to cover mathematical news. We like to write short, to-the-point posts pointing to the relevant information about current events. These…

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    Arty Maths

    Geometric animated GIFs by Paolo Čerić

    By Christian Lawson-Perfect. Posted January 27, 2013

    Paolo Čerić is an information processing student from Croatia. He’s developed a cool style of animated geometrical GIFs created using processing, which he posts on his Tumblr blog. via Colossal

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