Barry Phipps tells Plus how he bridges the gap between the arts and sciences as an exhibition curator.
What is life - and does it exist elsewhere in the universe?
(07/08/2008
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Modelling Olympic success
(28/07/2008)
Star-crossed lovers
(16/07/2008
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Solving two unrelated problems at once
For millennia, puzzles and paradoxes have forced mathematicians to continually rethink their ideas of what proofs actually are. Jon Walthoe explains the tricks involved and how great thinkers like Pythagoras, Newton and Gödel tackled the problems.
