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Read more at: Anders Hansen – from finite to infinite

Anders Hansen – from finite to infinite

Dr Anders Hansen has received a Philip Leverhulme Prize for his work on solving very hard problems and opening new directions in areas of great impact in applied analysis.

Read more at: Oscar Randal-Williams – understanding moduli spaces

Oscar Randal-Williams – understanding moduli spaces

Dr Oscar Randal-Williams has established himself as a clear leader in the field of algebraic topology

Read more at: Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb – combining traditional approaches with machine learning

Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb – combining traditional approaches with machine learning

Professor Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb has been recognised for her work combining machine learning with image analysis.

Read more at: Happy 30th birthday, STIMULUS!

Happy 30th birthday, STIMULUS!

The STIMULUS programme is celebrating 30 years of placing Cambridge University students as volunteers in local schools.

Read more at: Cambridge Perspectives: Ailsa Keating on symplectic geometry

Cambridge Perspectives: Ailsa Keating on symplectic geometry

Ailsa Keating, new Lecturer in the Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, talks about her work in symplectic geometry.

Read more at: Through the looking glass

Through the looking glass

The Faculty is delighted to welcome Ailsa Keating as a new Lecturer in DPMMS. Keating is an expert in symplectic geometry and at DPMMS joins a thriving research group in her field.

Read more at: Mathematics for all: NRICH on BBC Radio 4's Puzzle for Today

Mathematics for all: NRICH on BBC Radio 4's Puzzle for Today

The popular 'Puzzle for Today' slot on BBC Radio 4's flagship 'Today' programme features a collaboration with the Faculty's mathematics education and outreach initiatives.

Read more at: Taming the multiverse: Stephen Hawking's final theory about the Big Bang

Taming the multiverse: Stephen Hawking's final theory about the Big Bang

Professor Stephen Hawking's final theory on the origin of the universe, developed with Thomas Hertog, has been published.

Read more at: Stephen Hawking: Memories of life at DAMTP

Stephen Hawking: Memories of life at DAMTP

Colleagues fondly remember life with Professor Stephen Hawking at DAMTP.

Read more at: Stephen Hawking: Milestones of a life in physics

Stephen Hawking: Milestones of a life in physics

We explore some of Professor Hawking's most notable achievements in physics.

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