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Human interest
Mathematicians are fascinated by the elegance and beauty of the ideas behind mathematical theories. Their personal stories are equally important and interesting as their discoveries.
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Online webinar: Mathematics and COVID-19•
April 18 2021, by Network PagesA webinar organized by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences on social network modelling and the spread of infectious diseases.Read article - Article
Secrets of numbers••
March 12 2021, by Nicos StarreveldNumbers are just amazing, as a child numbers are one the first things you learn. You try to count as far as possible, the first goal is to reach 10, then 20, then 50, finally you reach 100. Thanks to our computers you can find many cool things about large numbers!Read article - Article
My experience of teaching math in Africa•
February 3 2021, by Diletta MartinelliIn the past few years, I have been involved in several projects concerning mathematical education in Africa. I was advised that a good place to start, if I wanted to explore the African mathematical landscape, was AIMS. That’s the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences, or the African Institute for Minimising Sleep, as the students I met liked to call it when they were overwhelmed by assignments.Read article - Article
Making interdisciplinary connections•
January 22 2021, by Michel MandjesOne of the major challenges NETWORKS is facing concerns bridging the gap between our mathematical results and their use in the world around us.Read article - Update
Random encounters with Ramsey numbers•
December 9 2020, by Nicos StarreveldIt is was the second time yesterday in a one week time and the fourth in a one month time that I came across Ramsey numbers. In the beginning I thought it was just a coincidence.Read article