I think what I consider my most rewarding experience as a mathematician is the possibility of applying mathematics to improve people’s lives.
Success Stories
My route into mathematics is unusual. I left school at 16 to take an Engineering Apprenticeship.
My Mathematics Success Story is: • Winning the Jack Petchey award for research into the Riemann Hypothesis.
After a period of illness, I am recovered and studying happily with the Open University. I love maths and won’t stop exploring it.
Originally from south-west of China, my favourite activities were swimming in the Aha Lake and wandering miles and miles in the mountainous country
My name is Eslene Makoundou and I’m a first year PhD student at the University of Portsmouth. I graduated there after 3 years of studying maths.
I was born and brought up in Lahore, Pakistan. I was greatly inspired by my home supervisor (Prof. Dr.
According to Dr Erica Walker in Black Mathematicians and the Pursuit of Excellence, it is estimated that there are approximately 300 African-Americ
Since I was 11, I remember having been interested in mathematics, especially math puzzles.