Maths on the Move, the podcast from plus.maths.org, will bring you the latest news from the world of maths, plus interviews and discussions with leading mathematicians and scientists about the maths that is changing our lives. Hosted by Plus editors Rachel Thomas and Marianne Freiberger.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MathematicsEducationScience |
The mathematical area of topology is all about figuring out what truly defines a shape. Famously, topologists consider a coffee cup to be the same as a doughnut because one can be turned into the other without cutting or gluing — what defines and rel... more
Welcome to the new season of the Maths on the Move podcast!
We start the season with theoretical physicist David Tong of the University of Cambridge looking at an important milestone in the history of physics: the 100th birthday of quantum mechanics... more
We may not notice it, but mathematics impacts our lives on a daily basis. Mathematical models inform policy decisions around the economy and public health. They are used to understand climate change and how to respond to it. They are vital in the des... more
On May 30th 2024 seminar goers at Princeton University witnessed a thrilling moment. The mathematician Zhouli Xu of the University of California, LA, announced that, together with colleagues he had sorted out the 126th dimension. Not in general, but ... more
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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.
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.
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!
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The episodes focus on exploring the intersection of mathematics and real-world applications, showcasing how mathematical principles are influencing various sectors, including public health, artificial intelligence, and education. Notable themes include discussions on epidemic modeling, the use of mathematical frameworks in healthcare, and the intricate relationships between math and literature. Unique segments feature interviews with distinguished guests from academia and industry, providing insights into groundbreaking research and the role of mathematics in society. This podcast is likely to be appealing to listeners who appreciate narratives that connect mathematical theories to concrete societal challenges and historical contexts.
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Recent guests on Maths on the Move include:
1. Liz Fearon
2. Zhouli Xu
3. Adina Goldberg
4. Masaki Kashiwara
5. Andrea D'Agnolo
6. Ragni Piene
7. Sarah Hart
8. Rob Eastaway
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