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23/02/2026

And nothing else?

Analogue is the new digital. And what could be more analogue than the Platonic and Archimedean solids. And footballs.Dig...
22/02/2026

Analogue is the new digital. And what could be more analogue than the Platonic and Archimedean solids. And footballs.

Digitally detox (looks great on TV) with the 13-minute story of polyhedra: https://youtu.be/4rBkskqB_8s

19/02/2026

Our students travel from all over the world to study mathematics in Oxford; our current first years are from 34 different countries. Angie clocks up over 10,000 miles each way. Ain't it good to be alive?

We're on to lecture 6 in Christiana Mavroyiakoumou's Mathematical Physiology course which is proving very popular on You...
18/02/2026

We're on to lecture 6 in Christiana Mavroyiakoumou's Mathematical Physiology course which is proving very popular on YouTube. Credit to Christiana because she stepped in to replace Ian Griffiths who suffered an injury and failed a late fitness test.

Watch: https://youtu.be/STN_Z5PYP6A

16/02/2026

Everybody has a story, short, medium and long. Here are two.

12/02/2026

Everyone's got an opinion on AI (including AI). But what about someone who not only uses it, but whose job is to carry out research into AI? Here's Ben Walker.

When it comes to the brain's conservation of energy, practice makes perfect. Watch Dani Bassett's lecture on our brain's...
11/02/2026

When it comes to the brain's conservation of energy, practice makes perfect.

Watch Dani Bassett's lecture on our brain's neural system function and its implications for health, disease and neural computation.

Online now: https://youtu.be/7uGxRE7kmHI

09/02/2026

The past isn't a foreign country on social media; it's an eternal present. So we made Josh Bull take his exams all over again.

How about a bit of C(n, k) = C(n − 1, k) + C(n − 1, k − 1)?Our latest story of equations takes us to arrangements and co...
08/02/2026

How about a bit of C(n, k) = C(n − 1, k) + C(n − 1, k − 1)?

Our latest story of equations takes us to arrangements and combinations of objects, from Bhaskara via Pascal to the Manhattan Problem. Bitesize history, bitesize maths. A Sunday roast.

Watch: https://youtu.be/g0NVXbq9j5s

05/02/2026

No words required.

There are many tips on how to be healthy. What you eat (or don't), what you do (or don't), who you see (or don't). But u...
03/02/2026

There are many tips on how to be healthy. What you eat (or don't), what you do (or don't), who you see (or don't). But underlying it all is our internal clock, the circadian cycle coordinating our daily lives, human and animal, especially when we sleep (or don't). Timing is everything.

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