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El Niño: What on Earth will happen next?
El Niño is a climate event without equal, causing droughts, floods, hurricanes and typhoons around the globe. How can we understand and predict it?
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Inverse problems save the day
Inverse problems are mathematical detective problems. They can help solve crimes, are used in medical imaging, and much more.
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Staying anonymous
A team of computer scientists has found a weakness in the world's most popular anonymity service.
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The leaning tower of PISA?
This year's PISA results have caused predictable headlines, but do the statistics add up?
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That syncing feeling...
Climate change is causing populations to sync in different species in the high arctic, increasing their risk of extinction.
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Tracing mpox
What do we know about mpox, what do we not know, and what efforts are going into modelling it?
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Teacher package: Trigonometry
This teacher package brings together our material on trigonometry, from problems about simple triangles to the wavy behaviour of trig functions.
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Is life unbounded?
Acknowledging that life is going to go on for a little while yet throws a different light on how we make decisions in a crisis.
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What are sigma levels?
Find out how scientists, from physicists to geneticists, measure their confidence in their results.