Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):
➤ Mathematics in daily life • Mathematical modeling • Deep learning and AI • Scientific and mathematical interviews • Mathematical history • Art and mathematics • Climate change impacts • Theoretical physics
"Maths on the Move" is a podcast that delivers insights from the world of mathematics, featuring discussions, interviews, and explorations that connect mathematics with various aspects of science, technology, and everyday life. Hosted by editors Rachel Thomas and Marianne Freiberger, the podcast seeks to illuminate how modern mathematics impacts and intersects with our lives. The episodes cover a diverse range of themes, including the application of mathematics in solving real-world problems, understanding complex scientific concepts, and the collaboration between mathematics and fields such as data science, artificial intelligence, and physics.
Central themes include the exploration of mathematical theory in practical scenarios such as epidemiology, climate science, and the development of renewable energy networks. The podcast also delves into the historical and contemporary contexts of mathematics by featuring discussions with award-winning mathematicians and engaging with topics like mathematical modeling, topology, and number theory. Additionally, the podcast frequently touches on the role of mathematics in technology, highlighting cutting-edge research in AI, machine learning, and quantum theory.
"Maths on the Move" fosters a narrative about the interconnectedness of mathematics across disciplines. It discusses mathematical education and accessibility, offering perspectives on postgraduate opportunities in STEM and initiatives for increased public understanding of mathematics. The podcast occasionally ventures into cultural interfaces of mathematics, examining its influence on art, literature, and even music, thereby emphasizing the versatility and far-reaching implications of mathematical thought.
This podcast offers a comprehensive exploration of not just mathematical innovations and discoveries but also how mathematics can be communicated effectively to a broader audience, making it a resource for anyone interested in the pervasive role of mathematics in shaping our world.
Episodes:
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Euromaths: Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze
2024-Dec-24
15 minutes
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Playing with VisualPDE
2024-Dec-17
29 minutes
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Solve for X and the Martingale Foundation
2024-Dec-10
25 minutes
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Yolanne Lee: Cats, dogs and AI
2024-Dec-03
23 minutes
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Hannah Fry: Mathematics for the people
2024-Nov-26
26 minutes
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Euromaths: Heather Harrington
2024-Nov-19
28 minutes
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Euromaths: Giovanni Forni
2024-Nov-12
26 minutes
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Euromaths: Jessica Fintzen
2024-Nov-05
14 minutes
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Euromaths: Richard Montgomery
2024-Oct-29
16 minutes
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David Spiegelhalter and the art of uncertainty
2024-Oct-22
24 minutes
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Meet the multiverse
2024-Oct-08
14 minutes
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The Gömböc revisited
2024-Oct-01
22 minutes
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What are groups and what are they good for?
2024-Sep-24
25 minutes
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Euromaths: Avi Wigderson
2024-Sep-17
19 minutes
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The origin of life: On Earth and elsewhere
2024-Sep-10
27 minutes
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The secret to a happy summer: Seville, causality and staircases!
2024-Jul-24
19 minutes
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On the mathematical frontline: Modelling behaviour
2024-Jul-16
24 minutes
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Euromaths: Maryna Viazovska
2024-Jun-26
11 minutes
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Euromaths: Artur Avila
2024-Jun-19
12 minutes
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Euromaths: Alessio Figalli
2024-Jun-11
8 minutes
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Euromaths: James Maynard
2024-Jun-04
16 minutes
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Euromaths: Hugo Duminil-Copin
2024-May-21
16 minutes
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The murmuration conjecture: finding new maths with AI
2024-May-15
17 minutes
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Tying together black holes, quantum gravity and number theory
2024-May-07
21 minutes
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The art of maths and the maths of art
2024-Apr-30
33 minutes
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Ramanujan: Dream of the possible
2024-Apr-23
12 minutes
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Celebrating spring with new shoots of mathematics
2024-Apr-16
24 minutes
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How physics can help AI learn about the real world
2024-Apr-09
23 minutes
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The force awakens: Quantum collisions
2024-Mar-26
24 minutes
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How does AI work?
2024-Mar-19
26 minutes
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It's all connected – climate change and the spread of diseases
2024-Mar-12
19 minutes
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Reduce, remove, refreeze: Repairing the Earth's climate
2024-Mar-05
27 minutes
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Bye bye 23, hello 24!
2023-Dec-12
25 minutes
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Can we build a low carbon energy network
2023-Dec-05
25 minutes
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The travelling salesman
2023-Nov-28
22 minutes
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The universal machine: Putting Alan Turing on the stage
2023-Nov-21
30 minutes
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A disappearing number
2023-Nov-14
25 minutes
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Have physicists discovered a fifth force of nature?
2023-Nov-07
22 minutes
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Victoria Gould: Combining mathematics and acting
2023-Nov-07
21 minutes
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How many dimensions are there?
2023-Oct-24
18 minutes
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Telescope topology
2023-Oct-17
32 minutes
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From clicks to chords
2023-Oct-03
25 minutes
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How does human noise impact whales?
2023-Sep-26
28 minutes
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Living Proof: The irrational diary of Clara Valentine
2023-Sep-19
16 minutes
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Mathematical summer fun
2023-Sep-12
24 minutes
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Gravitational waves reveal cosmic hum
2023-Jul-25
25 minutes
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Sarah Hart: Once upon a prime
2023-Jul-18
21 minutes
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A very old problem turns 30!
2023-Jun-23
25 minutes
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Chocolate and mayonnaise
2023-May-23
17 minutes
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From clicks to chords
2023-May-16
25 minutes
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A new map of dark matter
2023-May-09
21 minutes
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SBIDER Presents: Shining a light on COVID modelling
2023-May-03
20 minutes
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Synchronised swimming
2023-Apr-25
19 minutes
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Does infinity exist?
2023-Apr-18
22 minutes
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Climate change and ready meals: Challenges for epidemiologists
2023-Apr-04
14 minutes
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Living Proof: Timandra Harkness – How to make maths funny
2023-Mar-28
28 minutes
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Living Proof: Hannah Thomas – Making data accessible
2023-Mar-21
31 minutes
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Living Proof: Communicating from the frontiers of mathematics
2023-Mar-14
31 minutes
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On the mathematical frontline: Tom Irving
2023-Mar-07
29 minutes
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Sexual statistics
2023-Feb-28
22 minutes
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What are liquid metal batteries
2022-Dec-13
22 minutes
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A 60% chance of rain: Weather, climate, and how to deal with uncertainty
2022-Dec-06
21 minutes
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Are the constants of nature really constant?
2022-Nov-29
23 minutes
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Stadium maths
2022-Nov-23
15 minutes
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Voices from Ukraine: Yuriy Semenov
2022-Nov-15
20 minutes
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Voices from Ukraine: Nataliya Vaisfel’d
2022-Nov-08
24 minutes
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Women of Mathematics: Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb
2022-Oct-11
13 minutes
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Women of Mathematics: Holly Krieger
2022-Sep-20
9 minutes
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Women of Mathematics: Julia Gog
2022-Sep-14
9 minutes
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Women of mathematics: Anne-Christine Davis
2022-Sep-06
16 minutes
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Women of Mathematics: Nilanjana Datta
2022-Aug-31
10 minutes
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Women of Mathematics: Natalia Berloff
2022-Aug-24
8 minutes
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AI, babies, and agency
2022-Aug-16
22 minutes
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Machine learning and artificial intelligence
2022-Aug-09
31 minutes
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How the velodrome found its form
2022-Aug-03
19 minutes
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Maths on the red carpet - Fields Medallist June Huh
2022-Jul-26
14 minutes
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Maths on the red carpet – Fields Medallist Hugo Duminil-Copin
2022-Jul-19
14 minutes
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Maths on the red carpet - Fields Medallist James Maynard
2022-Jul-12
16 minutes
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Maths on the red carpet – Fields Medallist Maryna Viazovska
2022-Jul-05
21 minutes
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Maths on the red carpet –Revisiting the 2018 International Congress of Mathematicians
2022-Jun-28
15 minutes
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The maths and magic of shuffling
2022-Jun-14
29 minutes
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Living Proof: Anita Layton – one of Canada’s most powerful women
2022-May-24
27 minutes
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On the mathematical frontline: Matt Keeling
2022-May-17
26 minutes
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Reducing NHS waiting lists in the wake of COVID
2022-May-10
25 minutes
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Living Proof: Collaborating with the Isaac Newton Institute
2022-May-03
36 minutes
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New ways of seeing with the INTEGRAL project
2022-Apr-26
25 minutes
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How to predict a changing climate
2022-Apr-19
28 minutes
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Flying home with quantum physics
2022-Apr-12
18 minutes
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La La Lab: A tour through maths and music
2022-Apr-05
24 minutes
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On the mathematical frontline: Francesca Scarabel
2022-Mar-30
22 minutes
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On the mathematical frontline: Ed Hill
2022-Mar-29
15 minutes
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On the mathematical frontline: Ellen Brooks Pollock and Leon Danon
2022-Mar-28
24 minutes
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On the mathematical frontline: Mike Tildesley
2022-Mar-25
24 minutes
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On the mathematical frontline: Julia Gog
2022-Mar-24
31 minutes
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Looking back at our first glimpse of the virus: with David Spiegelhalter
2022-Mar-23
33 minutes
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