We've all heard of origami. It's all about making paper birds and pretty boxes, and is really just a game invented by Japanese kids, right? Prepare to be surprised as Liz Newton takes you on a journey of origami, maths and science.

Did you know that church bell ringers have to memorise sequences of several thousand numbers, and that it can take up to 18 hours to translate these sequences into perfect bell ringing? Burkard Polster and Marty Ross explain why, and explore the maths behind bell ringing.

A new 3D version of the Mandelbrot set

A new Hands-On Risk and Probability Show for schools

A mathematical cancer model may lead to personalised treatment

The 2009 Nobel Prize in Economics goes to two unusual economists

Some preliminary results on the swine flu pandemic

Not if their predictions are made clearer...

And what are gravitational waves?

A new foam with medical potential

An unconventional perspective on an art show