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Read more at: 'Globally unique': the Part III Masters course

'Globally unique': the Part III Masters course

One of the oldest taught masters courses in the world, Part III is also renowned for teaching cutting edge research that may not yet have even made it into the textbooks.


Read more at: Welcome to the Stats Lab

Welcome to the Stats Lab

Richard Samworth, Professor of Statistical Science and new Director of the Statistical Laboratory, talks about the work of the world-leading research centre.



Read more at: Cambridge Perspectives: Richard Samworth, new Director of the Statistical Laboratory

Cambridge Perspectives: Richard Samworth, new Director of the Statistical Laboratory

Professor Richard Samworth discusses the work of the Statistical Laboratory and why it is important.


Read more at: Cambridge Perspectives: Natalia Berloff and quantum simulation

Cambridge Perspectives: Natalia Berloff and quantum simulation

Professor Natalia Berloff talks about a new quantum device that can solve an NP hard problem using particles that are both light and matter.



Read more at: Quantum device solves very hard problem

Quantum device solves very hard problem

Particles that are both light and matter help solve a problem from the infamous NP hard class.


Read more at: Colliding stars make light and waves

Colliding stars make light and waves

DAMTP researchers have contributed to the latest detection of gravitational waves from colliding neutron stars.



Read more at: Fighting future pandemics

Fighting future pandemics

A groundbreaking citizen science collaboration with the BBC invites every adult in the UK to contribute to research to combat future pandemics.


Read more at: Cambridge Perspectives: Julia Gog and the BBC Pandemic project

Cambridge Perspectives: Julia Gog and the BBC Pandemic project

Professor Julia Gog talks about the new BBC Pandemic project.



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LMS Popular Lecture: 'The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Physics in Mathematics' - David Tong

In his 2017 London Mathematical Society Popular Lecture, Professor David Tong explores the relationship between physics and mathematics, and how in the past few decades this has taken a surprising - and exciting - twist.


Read more at: Advising the Home Office

Advising the Home Office

John Aston, Professor of Statistics at the Department for Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, has been appointed as the Home Office's new Chief Scientific Adviser.