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    Explore " mathematical" with insightful episodes like "43 - Victor Arulchandran, wave dispersion and PhD skills", "42 - Ed Galea, His career, part 2: Crowd evacuation modelling", "41 - Ed Galea, His career, part 1: How astrophysics leads to steel casting and fire modelling", "40 - Maths news with Sarah Shepherd" and "39 - Beatrice Pelloni, Applications of Fourier transforms" from podcasts like ""Travels in a Mathematical World", "Travels in a Mathematical World", "Travels in a Mathematical World", "Travels in a Mathematical World" and "Travels in a Mathematical World"" and more!

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    43 - Victor Arulchandran, wave dispersion and PhD skills

    43 - Victor Arulchandran, wave dispersion and PhD skills
    Episode 43. Victor Arulchandran of Brunel University talked to me (in a quite noisy tea room!) about his PhD topic looking at wave dispersion and the wide range of applications of that area of mathematics. Victor also talks about the skills he is able to acquire during his PhD which will aide his future career aspirations in financial modelling. For more info and show notes visit www.travelsinamathematicalworld.co.uk
    Travels in a Mathematical World
    en-GBOctober 25, 2009
    finance
    mathematics
    skills
    math
    phd

    41 - Ed Galea, His career, part 1: How astrophysics leads to steel casting and fire modelling

    41 - Ed Galea, His career, part 1: How astrophysics leads to steel casting and fire modelling
    Episode 41. In this, part 1 of 2, Professor Ed Galea of the University of Greenwich talks about his career in various aspects of magnetohydrodynamics, from origins in astrophysics and how this led him to industrial steel casting and fire modelling. For more info and show notes visit www.travelsinamathematicalworld.co.uk
    Travels in a Mathematical World
    en-GBOctober 11, 2009
    mathematics
    math
    fire
    maths
    astrophysics

    39 - Beatrice Pelloni, Applications of Fourier transforms

    39 - Beatrice Pelloni, Applications of Fourier transforms
    Episode 39. Beatrice Pelloni, Reader in Applied Mathematics at University of Reading, who I met at the Women in Mathematics Day 2009 spoke to me about her career, the topic of her talk at that event ("Generalised Fourier transforms and boundary value problems") and a little about being both a mother to young children and a mathematician. For more info and show notes visit www.travelsinamathematicalworld.co.uk
    Travels in a Mathematical World
    en-GBSeptember 26, 2009
    mathematics
    math
    maths
    ima
    mathematical

    38 - David Spiegelhalter, Public understanding of risk

    38 - David Spiegelhalter, Public understanding of risk
    Episode 38. David Spiegelhalter, Winton Professor for the Public Understanding of Risk talks about his career in statistics and current work in public communication. David speaks about the factors affecting risk-taking and how people perceive risk. Last episode before summer break. For more info and show notes visit www.travelsinamathematicalworld.co.uk
    Travels in a Mathematical World
    en-GBJuly 19, 2009
    communication
    mathematics
    public
    math
    understanding

    36 - Maths news with Sarah Shepherd

    36 - Maths news with Sarah Shepherd
    Episode 36. Sarah Shepherd joins me to look over some recent maths news. Topics include evolution of numeracy, electric fish, 'phantom' traffic jams, maths v. superstition, gender, Dara O'Briain, sporting mathematicians, maths teaching and the Royal Society Summer Science. For more info and show notes, including links to all stories mentioned visit www.travelsinamathematicalworld.co.uk
    Travels in a Mathematical World
    en-GBJuly 03, 2009
    news
    education
    mathematics
    evolution
    math

    32 - Maths news with Sarah Shepherd

    32 - Maths news with Sarah Shepherd
    Episode 32. Sarah Shepherd joins me to look over some recent maths news. Topics include Wolfram|Alpha, mathematicians and the credit crunch, the Christopher Zeeman medal for Ian Stewart, six degrees of seperation, quantum computing, weather forecasting and mathematical films. For more info and show notes including links to all stories mentioned visit www.travelsinamathematicalworld.co.uk
    Travels in a Mathematical World
    en-GBJune 06, 2009
    news
    mathematics
    math
    maths
    ima

    31 - Matt Parker, Maths communication

    31 - Matt Parker, Maths communication
    Episode 31. Matt Parker, a maths teacher, talks about his work communicating maths in ways that enthuse school students. Includes a live recording with funny gases - helium and sulfur hexafluoride - and a conversation covering maths in the simpsons, getting into teaching and the odds of winning the lottery. For more info and show notes visit www.travelsinamathematicalworld.co.uk
    Travels in a Mathematical World
    en-GBMay 30, 2009
    mathematics
    math
    teaching
    maths
    lottery

    27 - Oliver Jensen, British Applied Mathematics Colloquium 2009

    27 - Oliver Jensen, British Applied Mathematics Colloquium 2009
    Episode 27. Immediately following the British Applied Mathematics Colloquium (BAMC) 2009, I sat down with Professor Oliver Jensen of the University of Nottingham and Co-Chair of the BAMC for a retrospective on the conference and what work is current in applied mathematics. For more info and show notes visit www.travelsinamathematicalworld.co.uk
    Travels in a Mathematical World
    en-GBApril 27, 2009
    mathematics
    math
    maths
    applied
    conference
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