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Katie Steckles@The Aperiodical
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The Carnival of Mathematics continues to engage math enthusiasts with its latest February 2025 edition, now available at Flying Colours Maths. The Carnival rounds up blog posts from all over the internet. This is the 237th edition. Playful Math celebrated its sweet sixteen with the 179th edition of their carnival, originally called Math Teachers at Play, the first carnival was published in February 2009. Playful Math Carnival offers a smorgasbord of delectable tidbits of mathy fun, a free online magazine devoted to learning, teaching, and playing around with math from preschool to high school.
DEA SCUOLA, in collaboration with MaddMaths! and with the patronage of the CNR Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, is organizing a conference for mathematics teachers of secondary schools. The conference aims to motivate, involve, and entertain with mathematics, covering topics such as neuroscience and mathematical learning, innovative teaching strategies, and the use of AI in mathematics education.
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Tom Bridges@blogs.surrey.ac.uk
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Professor Dame Alison Etheridge from Oxford University, who is also the first President of the Academy for the Mathematical Sciences and former Chair of the REF mathematical sciences sub-panel, visited Mathematics at Surrey on March 7, 2025. She presented a colloquium talk titled "The forwards and backwards of population models," discussing a class of models suitable for modelling plant populations, which includes a novel explicit modelling of the juvenile phase and its implications for inferring data from genetics.
Tom Bridges visited the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences in New York on March 5, 2025, for research interaction with Yuri Latushkin. Their work focused on various research problems related to the Maslov index, Fredholm operators, and the stability of solitary waves. Additionally, Joel David Hamkins is scheduled to present a talk on modal model theory at the Panglobal Algebra and Logic Seminar at the University of Colorado Boulder on March 12, 2025, which will be available live on Zoom. The International Conference of Numerical Analysis and Applied Mathematics (ICNAAM) 2025 features a session on "Mathematical modeling applied to epidemics and the spread of bioaerosols indoors." Organized by António F. Miguel and Murat Aydin, this session highlights the importance of mathematical modeling in predicting, assessing, and controlling disease outbreaks, with a focus on indoor viral bioaerosol transmission patterns. ICNAAM aims to gather leading scientists in numerical and applied mathematics to discuss original research.
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