Andy Green is gearing up to break the land speed record in his rocket powered car Bloodhound SSC
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A new Hands-On Risk and Probability Show for schools
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A mathematical cancer model may lead to personalised treatment
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The 2009 Nobel Prize in Economics goes to two unusual economists
This pattern with kite-shaped tiles can be extended to cover any area, but however big we make it, the pattern never repeats itself. Alison Boyle investigates aperiodic tilings, which have had unexpected applications in describing new crystal structures.
Mathematicians offer new proof of quasicrystals' strange electronic properties.
