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Stringent tests
Scientists develop ways of testing string theory against reality
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Will new maths GCSEs leave students unprepared?
ACME criticises split maths GCSEs
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Forever rich
The Eternity puzzle is back with a $2 million prize
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O.R. shortens kidney queues
How advanced mathematical techniques save lives.
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Happy birthday, Plus!
Plus celebrates its 10th birthday
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Bracing for the storm
A model borrowed from engineering may help save coral reefs
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THE NUM8ER MY5TERIES
Solve the mysteries of mathematics at the RI Christmas Lectures
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Let 'em roll
Winner of the schools category. Dice are invaluable to many games, especially gambling games, but instead of playing with ordinary 1-6 numbered dice here are two interesting alternatives - with a twist!
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Drinking coffee in the Klein Café
Runner up in the schools category. Dusty books, chalky blackboards and checked shirts are all things usually associated with maths. But according to Jonathan Tims, pubs, hot chocolate and cats can be far more inspirational. Join him on a trip through shadow land.
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Split reflections
A new liquid breaks the laws of physics
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The death of the lightning calculator
Runner up in the schools category Being good at mental arithmetic isn't going to gain you much street cred these days. But, as Owen Daniel explains, not so long ago it was a sure route to fame and fortune — even if you were a horse.