Articles Tagged ‘mathematics’

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How not to make maths boring

Leading Oxford mathematics professor looks at how to put more mystery and excitement into maths

Engineers welcome bonus points for maths

Engineers Ireland welcomes proposed bonus points for Leaving Cert honours maths

Reclusive Russian wins $1 million maths prize

A Russian mathematician has won $1 million for solving a century-old puzzle – but it is unclear whether he will turn up to collect his prize.

Maths used to predict crime outbreaks

Some high-crime locations can be cured by police action. Crime goes down and stays down. In other places, the crime just moves away.

Symposium discusses mathematics education

Symposium at TCD discusses current state of maths education and uptake of maths subject in Ireland

UCD Maths Open Evening

The UCD School of Mathematical Sciences welcomes students, teachers and parents to an evening which will include talks in mathematics, statistics and mathematical physics, and a chance to speak with lecturers and students about what to expect as a UCD mathematical science student. The event will take place in the ...

Maths Week offers ‘sum’ great events

Annual all-island celebration of mathematics for people of all ages

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