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Events
A listing of mathematics-related events for the public (say,
up to and including undergraduate-level). Note: only countries are present
for which an event has been listed - add your country to the list! Please
contact me if you would
like an event included; I can't promise to include everything but I will
do my best. I cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information given –
please check the links given in case of updates or corrections.
This list last updated: 6
March, 2010
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Argentina please send
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Australia
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Belgium
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Canada
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Denmark
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France
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Germany
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Ireland
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Italy
- Euroscience Open Forum 2010
- ESOF2010 programme of events for scientists, teachers and the public
Turin, July 2-7, 2010 |
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Japan
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New Zealand
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Spain
- Public Lecture Series: "Math in Daily Life and Society"
- "Mathematics and Society" led by Raul Ibanez Torres
Durango Municipal Library, 18 January to 22 March, Monday evenings at 7pm
- Public Lecture Series: "Math in Daily Life and Society"
- "Mathematics and Culture" led by Raul Ibanez Torres
Durango Municipal Library, 12 April to 14 June, Monday evenings at 7pm
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Sweden
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United Kingdom
- Five lectures
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Gödel's Theorems from Scratch
Oxford University, Monday evenings, 7-9 pm, from 15 February
- Inaugural Lecture
- "Between combinatorics and analysis (with a little help from statistical physics)" by Alan Sokal
Room 505, Maths Dept, University College London, Wednesday 10 March at 4.30 pm
- 2010 David Crighton Lecture
- "The problem of turbulence: child's play?" by Keith Moffatt FRS
Royal Society, Wednesday 17 March, 6 pm. Ticket required: email for free ticket.
- Public Lecture
- "Indra's Pearls: Geometry and Symmetry" by Caroline Series
at the Museum of London, Barbican, Tuesday 4 May at 6 pm
USA
- 2010 Distinguished Lecture
- "The Double Bubble Theorem" by Frank Morgan
Georgia Southern University, Monday March 22 at 6pm
- Public Lecture
- Fourth
Annual 2010-2011 Baylor Lecture Series in Mathematics: George
Andrews
Baylor University, Waco, Texas, Wednesday April 14 at 7pm
- IMA Public Lecture
- "Can chocolate save your life?" by Nancy Reid
University of Minnesota, Thursday 22 April at 6.30pm
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