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Hello and welcome to all you Maths Society members to your September newsletter! If you are one of the many students across the world going back to school, hopefully you have a successful and happy time ahead of you. Do check our shop for your back-to-school essentials, whether it’s one of our stainless steel water […]
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Welcome Maths Society members to your latest insight into the wonderful world of maths. In this issue, we look at this year’s Fields Medallists, four extraordinary mathematicians studying everything from wave mechanics to logic. Particularly notable among them is Professor Hong Wong, only the third woman to receive the most prestigious prize in maths, having […]
Hello Maths Society members! Welcome to a fresh new edition of your favourite maths newsletter. In this issue, we look at this year’s Abel Prize winner Gerd Faltings’ achievements in the field of arithmetic geometry, an interesting corner of mathematics bridging number theory and algebraic geometry. And as we move into the Quarter Finals of […]
Welcome to a fresh issue of your Maths Society Newsletter. It’s now June – somehow we are halfway through 2026 already! In this issue, we discuss a fascinating probability paradox about birthdays. How many people would you need in a room for two of them to share a birthday? Read more and find out – […]
Welcome maths enthusiasts to another edition of the Maths Society newsletter, with another serving of thought-provoking maths for you. We investigate the Collatz Conjecture, an algorithm that takes any number and through a series of repeated operations always returns 1 – or does it? And as we move towards the exam season in the UK, […]
Welcome maths enthusiasts to another issue of the Maths Society newsletter that has flown effortlessly into your inbox. Hopefully you have all recovered from your extravagant Pi Day parties by now! Talking of things that go on forever, we take a look at fractals, the infinitely complex patterns that repeat at different scales, and the […]
Welcome members to the latest edition of your Maths Society newsletter. Many of you will have watched, or at least heard about, last month’s Winter Olympics, and perhaps even the peculiar sport of curling. Have you ever wondered how and why the stones ‘curl’? We look to see if applied maths and physics have the […]
Welcome maths enthusiasts to another newsletter packed with exciting stories and ideas delivered effortlessly to your inbox! Do you have any ‘lucky’ numbers? Can you remember when you started thinking of them as lucky? In this issue we look at some of the world’s most famous lucky and unlucky numbers, where they have gained their […]
Happy New Year, Maths Society members! Despite the sometimes depressing return from the holiday season and the rocky start to 2026 for the world, hopefully you can find solace and confidence for the year ahead in the reassuring and logical world of maths. In this issue, we look back over the biggest maths stories from […]
Seasons’ Greetings Maths Society members! As we enter the holiday season, why not go over to our shop to find the perfect gifts for your maths-loving friends and loved ones? Which one of our unique maths designs will you choose? In this issue, we look at the link between maths and physics, another Million Dollar […]