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Living Proof: the Isaac Newton Institute podcast episodes
- #26 “Maths masterclass tutorials”: an announcement from Simon Singh
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Simon Singh tells the podcast all about the new, free "Maths Masterclass Tutorials" initiative. Apply by 09 October 2020!16 min - #25 “How to win at Pandemic”: an interview with Professor Julia Gog
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In this episode we speak to Professor Julia Gog (Cambridge) about modelling the COVID-19 pandemic, working with and alongside the UK governments scientific advisory groups, and organising INI's recent "Infectious Dynamics of Pandemics" programme. There's even time for mentions of the Reverend Richard Coles and the popular board game "Pandemic" too.35 min - #24 Mathematics goes virtual, with Professor Rebecca Hoyle
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In this episode we speak to Professor Rebecca Hoyle about the relevance of study groups during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the thinking behind the Virtual Forum for Knowledge Exchange in Mathematical Sciences [V-KEMS] initiative.38 min - #23 The mathematical models of COVID-19 (part 2), with Dr Robin Thompson
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In this episode we speak to Dr Robin Thompson about how data is being used to inform the mathematical models behind the models of COVID-19.(episode recorded on 29 April 2020)33 min - #22 The mathematical models of COVID-19 (part 1), with Dr Kit Yates
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In this episode we speak to Dr Kit Yates about the maths behind the models of COVID-19 that are being used to guide policy of the control of the pandemic. [episode recorded 28 April 2020]42 min - #21 Promoting mathematics via social media: an interview with Ollie Jones and Kamilla Rekvényi
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Early career researchers Ollie Jones (Birmingham) and Kamilla Rekvényi (Imperial) join the podcast to discuss life at an INI workshop, working alongside supervisors, promoting mathematics to the young via social media, and the ongoing struggle for gender balance.22 min - #19 Asking for “a lot of money and a lot of time”: an interview with Professor Liz Mansfield
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Professor Liz Mansfield, co-organiser of the "Geometry, compatibility and structure preservation in computational differential equations" programme, discusses its inception and aims and the need for balance and diversity within higher mathematics [recorded in August 2019].21 min - #20 “On the nature of mathematical joy”, with Professor Liz Mansfield
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Elizabeth Mansfield discusses the "seven levels of mathematical joy" based on her mathematical travels.5 min - #18 Peer support and “the ability to develop agency”: an interview with Associate Professor Lesley Ward
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Featuring Kirk Distinguished Visiting Fellow for the "Complex analysis" programme Associate Professor Lesley Ward.27 min - #17 Running the numbers: an interview with Dr Tony Hill
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Featuring mathematician and long-distance running enthusiast Dr Tony Hill.17 min
About Living Proof: the Isaac Newton Institute podcast
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The Isaac Newton Institute is the world's foremost mathematical research centre. Living Proof aims to highlight the diverse people and interconnected topics linked to its many activities.…
Interviewees range from visiting academics and lecturers to mathematicians, other scientists, musicians, artists, students, and prominent figures within the University of Cambridge and beyond. The podcast typically involves mathematical themes, but is specifically aimed at a general audience. The focus is on the subjects being interviewed and the social stories they have to tell, not just on the significance and details of the research they may be undertaking. We hope there is interest and inspiration here for everyone.- The Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences (UK) is an international research centre based in Cambridge, UK. A part of the University of Cambridge, it has been hosting research programmes on mathematical themes since July 1992. Visit > www.newton.ac.uk/news/ini-podcast