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News from the world of maths: Met Office in for another roasting?

October 13, 2009

News from the world of maths: The language of symmetry in Islamic Art

October 8, 2009

News from the world of maths: Are you a winner?

October 6, 2009

News from the world of maths: Getting physical with maths

October 6, 2009

News from the world of maths: Maths is the new black

September 30, 2009

How does gravity work?

September 29, 2009

And what are gravitational waves?

News from the world of maths: How does gravity work?

September 29, 2009

News from the world of maths: The Plus podcast: How does gravity work?

September 29, 2009

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