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#MathMaths 84: A π-curious Nerd - with special guest @standupmaths: http://t.co/XYb7fpdA
(4 Feb 2012 8:04pm)
Latest Travels in a Mathematical World blog post:
Why do we enjoy maths history misconceptions?
(2 Feb 2012)
Math/Maths Podcast:Get latest episode (4 Feb 2012).
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Popular maths talks
Unplanned impact of mathematics guest seminar; University of Greenwich (21/11/2011).
Chair, 15th IMA Early Career Mathematicians Conference; University of Bristol (19/11/2011).
Why the hot light bulb annoys me; Maths Jam Conference 2011 (12/11/2011).
Unplanned impact of mathematics; Maths Jam Conference 2011 (12/11/2011).
Maths Puzzles; SSAT Annual Maths Conference 2011, University of Warwick (13/07/2011).
A Maths History Tour of Nottingham; History of Maths splinter, British Mathematical Colloquium, University of Leicester (20/04/2011).
Chance and Coincidence; University of Leicester (04/02/2010) and Manchester Metropolitan University (23/02/2011).
Maths and Computing History tour of Nottingham; University of Greenwich (17/11/2010).
Bacon, Small-Worlds, and Your Important Friends: Social Network Theory Explained; University of Birmingham (15/11/2010) and University of Leicester (19/11/2010).
A curious fact about almost every integer; Maths Jam Conference 2010 (14/11/2010).
Thinking outside of the box; Maths Jam Conference 2010 (13/11/2010).
Math/Maths Week; Series of activites with Samuel Hansen, November 2010.
Careers for mathematics graduates; 39 UK universities (2008-2010) slides.
Cryptography; 9 universities (2008-10).
Shape of the cosmos; University of Nottingham (16/03/2010) video slides.
Puzzles; 7 universities (including 2 schools outreach events) (2009-10).
Substitution ciphers: Ancient - Renaissance; University of Nottingham (01/12/2009) video slides.
Spin in Ball Games; 5 universities (2009).

