Maths on the Move
plus.maths.orgMaths on the Move, is the podcast from plus.maths.org. We speak to researchers from the frontiers of mathematical science so you can connect with the maths that shapes and explains our world. Hosted by Plus editors Rachel Thomas and Marianne Freiberger.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationScienceMathematics | |||
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Plus is based at the Maths Faculty at the University of Cambridge so we have lots of opportunities to talk to interesting mathematicians about their work and their working lives. This week we speak to Holly Krieger, who is a professor here in a podca... more
Hannah Fry, Cambridge's first Professor of the Public Understanding of Mathematics, has been awarded the Leelavati Prize at this year's International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM). The Leelavati Prize is awarded every four years by the Internation... more
We are continuing our conversations with mathematician colleagues at the University of Cambridge, part of the podcast we produce for the Maths Faculty here. Today we meet Julian Sahasrabudhe, Professor of Mathematics, and one of the invited speakers ... more
We are very lucky to be based at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge. To start our latest podcast season we bring you a series of conversations with our mathematician colleagues, part of the podcast we produce for the ... more
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Apple Podcasts5Zigooooooo
Brazil7 years ago - Math motivation
Good.....please keep them coming!
Apple Podcasts5beef supreme
United States13 years ago - OK content, bad presenting
This is a podcast I just can't bear listening to. The content is fine, not amazing but interesting. However, the audio quality is most times terrible. I have to turn my volume way up to listen to what someone is saying, and then suddenly a second voice will come exploding my ear drums, because there is no audio equalizing. There's some bad quality recording, too, and no appearent treatment, so even with the volume on max, it's sometimes very, very hard to understand what someone is saying.
Apple Podcasts2MonstrimUnited States15 years ago - Excellent
Excellent podcast, with great interviews. Keeps you upto date with some exciting developments in the world of science and maths. Would be of interest to a wider audience than just mathematicians.
Apple Podcasts5cromlechi
United Kingdom15 years ago - Wonderful Podcast
A very well done podcast on history and people (and jobs!) in mathematics. Professionally produced. This podcast shows that there is much more to maths than cold equations. Rather, mathematics is a distinctly human endeavour and each podcast is a human interest story. Keep up the great work!
Apple Podcasts5stmx3United States16 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #14 | United States/Science/Mathematics |
Apple Podcasts | #10 | United Kingdom/Science/Mathematics |
Apple Podcasts | #20 |  Canada/Science/Mathematics |
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Apple Podcasts | #18 |  Australia/Science/Mathematics |
Apple Podcasts | #66 |  Germany/Science/Mathematics |
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Maths on the Move features in-depth discussions with researchers at the frontiers of mathematical science, translating complex ideas into accessible conversations. Episodes cover digital twins in biomedicine, quantum learning, mathematical modeling for public health, proof systems, and the intersection of art and math, among other topics. The show consistently emphasizes real-world impact, public engagement, and creative approaches to explaining mathematics, making it a strong fit for audiences who enjoy rigorous, human-centered math storytelling and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
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Recent guests on Maths on the Move include:
1. Hannah Fry
2. Julian Sahasrabudhe
3. Richard Samworth
4. Steven Niederer
5. Richard Wilkinson
6. Jess Enright
7. Erica Thompson
8. Chris Skinner
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