Historical Notes: The Rise and Fall of the Consistency Programme
Paris, 1900 On Wednesday, 8 August 1900, David Hilbert addressed a Paris audience who had gathered for the keynote speech […]
The Challenge of Artemis
On the evening of 1 April this year (fear not, this is not a very belated April Fool’s joke …) […]
Birds on Holiday
National Museum of Mathematics and Other Mathematical Sites in New York City
MoMath, the National Museum of Mathematics, has been on my wish list since its opening in 2012, and in April […]
Maths on Holiday
The Western mathematical tradition began, according to legend, with a holiday. It is said that in the 6th century BCE, […]
Mathematical Gazetteer of the British Isles
What do you do to find places to visit when travelling? Consult a guidebook? Search Google Maps? Look at reviews […]
Maryam Mirzakhani, Mobility of Scientists and Cricketing Instabilities
At the time of writing this editorial, the IMA London and South East Branch, which I have had the privilege […]
IMA Resources for Career Development and Mentoring
Ten Years of Transactions
Senegalese Students Build a Harmonograph
Can art and mechanics come together to teach mathematics? A group of Senegalese high school students think so thanks to […]











