The Universe Speaks in Numbers
Explore the 350-year relationship between Mathematics and Physics, its historical significance, and future prospects in this engaging Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture.
Knotty Problems - Marc Lackenby
Explore knot theory, topology, and unsolved mathematical problems with Professor Marc Lackenby in this engaging lecture on the fascinating world of knots and their applications.
Prime Time - James Maynard
Explore the fascinating world of prime numbers and their impact on our lives with leading researcher James Maynard in this engaging Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture.
Chasing the Dragon - Tidal Bores in the UK and Elsewhere
Explore tidal bores through physics, mathematics, and cultural perspectives. Discover analogies with tsunamis, rainbows, and quantum concepts in this insightful lecture by Michael Berry.
The Number Mysteries - Marcus du Sautoy
Explore the unexpected applications of mathematics in predicting the future, from prime numbers to football, in this engaging lecture by Marcus du Sautoy.
Bach and the Cosmos
Explore the mathematical intricacies of Bach's compositions, focusing on patterns, symmetry, and structure, with insights from Oxford mathematician James Sparks and musical excerpts.
Eschermatics - Roger Penrose
Explore the fascinating intersection of mathematics and art with Roger Penrose as he delves into Escher's influence on his groundbreaking work in cosmology and tiling.
Numbers Are Serious but They Are Also Fun - Michael Atiyah
Explore the world of numbers with mathematician Michael Atiyah, from pi to e, and discover the joy and importance of mathematical invention and discovery.
Euler’s Pioneering Equation
Explore the beauty and significance of Euler's equation, connecting fundamental mathematical constants and its impact on various mathematical concepts.
Scaling the Maths of Life
Explore mathematical links between biological scales, from developmental biology to ecology and neuroscience, through real-life examples, games, and elegant mathematical concepts.
Can Yule Solve My Problems - Alex Bellos
Explore festive brainteasers and the history of mathematical puzzles from medieval times to today with Alex Bellos, Guardian's puzzle blogger and popular math author.
Cascading Principles - Conrad Shawcross, Martin Bridson and James Sparks with Fatos Ustek
Explore connections between mathematics and art with artist Conrad Shawcross and mathematicians Martin Bridson and James Sparks, discussing inspiration, process, and unexpected outcomes in both fields.
Deep Maths - Machine Learning and Mathematics
Explore groundbreaking research on machine learning in mathematics, featuring talks by leading experts and a panel discussion on its implications for the field's future.
Multidimensional Analysis and Geometry - Introduction to the Derivative in Higher Dimensions - Lecture 1
Explore the derivative in higher dimensions, extending single-variable concepts to multidimensional functions and introducing the derivative as a linear map for best approximation.
Mathematical Modelling in Biology - Infectious Disease Modelling - Lecture 3
Explore infectious disease spread using the Kermack McKendrick model, deriving the 'R' number and its significance in epidemiology. Gain insights into mathematical biology applications.
Mathematical Modelling in Biology - Neuronal Signalling
Explore Nobel Prize-winning neuronal signalling models, including Hodgkin-Huxley and Fitzhugh-Nagumo, to understand how neurons generate and propagate electrical signals vital for bodily communication.
Mathematical Modelling in Biology - Enzyme Kinetics and Perturbation Theory - Lecture 2
Explore enzyme-substrate reactions using separation of timescales and perturbation analysis to derive solutions and simplify complex biological systems.
The Banach Contraction Mapping Theorem - Oxford Mathematics 1st Year Lecture
Explore the Banach contraction mapping theorem in this Oxford Mathematics lecture, focusing on guaranteeing convergence of fixed point iterations in one dimension.
The Potential for AI in Science and Mathematics
Renowned mathematician Terry Tao explores AI's potential in advancing scientific and mathematical research, followed by a discussion with Po-Shen Loh on the future of AI in academia.
The Counting Project - How Data Built the Modern World
Explore how data shaped our world and its potential to create a better future with economist Tim Harford in this insightful inaugural lecture honoring Vicky Neale's contributions to mathematics education.
Linear Diophantine Equations and the Extended Euclidean Algorithm - Lecture 1
Explore linear Diophantine equations and the extended Euclidean algorithm, learning how to find integer solutions using quotients from the Euclidean algorithm in this undergraduate mathematics lecture.