The banknote includes excerpts from Alan Turing’s article 'On computable numbers'
Alan Turing appears on new £50 banknote
The London Mathematical Society
As many members will know, in January 2020 the government and UKRI announced £300 million in additional funding for mathematical sciences, of which £124 million has been allocated so far. In March…
Particiption in the virtual International Congress of Mathematicians 2022 (ICM 2022) is free and open to all, but requires prior registration. You can register now…
The Prime Minister’s Council for Science and Technology has launched a campaign to recruit 3 new members to the Council. The campaign is open for applications until Monday 20th June.
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Hybrid Meeting: BMA House, London and online, hosted by the Society.
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Hybrid Meeting: University of Copenhagen and online.
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Zoom, hosted by the Society.
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Mathematical scientists across the UK in every walk of life will be able to find and network with potential research collaborators in a single online location.…
Join the London Mathematical Society and receive many benefits including full voting rights in our annual elections, use of our library at UCL and discounts on…
The prize for the period 2017-2019 has been awarded to two papers
Read moreAn article by Professor Simon Tavaré, based on his Presidential Address given at the LMS AGM on 10 November 2017 and entitled ‘The Magical Ewens…
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Located in Russell Square, central London we offer excellent transport links, an affordable pricing structure and contemporary facilities housed in a Grade II listed building.
Welcome to De Morgan House Conference Facilities.
Frames of mind
These are extracts from the film “Thinking Space”. How do mathematicians think? This 60 minute documentary film features nine UK-based mathematicians offering insights into their mathematical thinking across a broad range of mathematical research fields.
