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Million dollar maths
Visit the front-line of science at the BA Festival of Science and hear about the million dollar world of mathematical proof
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Maths for the broken-hearted
A mathematical understanding of what makes our hearts beat could save lives.
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Virtually reducing the 3D load
Digital weight loss for Shrek and his virtual 3D buddies!
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Ripped off at the beach
For the first time, scientists solve the equations to understand how flash rips are formed.
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Maths on the wall
The beautiful "Maths goes Underground" posters are back by popular demand.
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Seeking truth with statistics
Is complex statistical evidence being presented properly in court?
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Cat count
Using mathematics to do a head count, researchers have discovered the world's biggest jaguar population in a protected area.
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Let there be light... (but not too much!)
Aquire the skills of a professional photographer thanks to some mathematical manipulation of your digital photos.
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A rare view of Venus
The Venus transit on June 8 gives us the chance to measure the scale of the Solar System.
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101 uses of a quadratic equation: Part II
In issue 29 of Plus, we heard how a simple mathematical equation became the subject of a debate in the UK parliament. Chris Budd and Chris Sangwin continue the story of the mighty quadratic equation.