London Mathematical Society Popular Lectures 2019

We are proud to begin the 2019/20 Birmingham Popular Mathematics Lecture series with the London Mathematical Society Popular Lectures, which are suitable for all who have an interest in Mathematics, presenting exciting topics in mathematics and its applications to a wide audience.

The evening's talks will be:

• "My Life in Maths" from Professor Peter Higgins (University of Essex)
• "Shaping the Brain: The Mathematics of Folding and Connecting" from Professor Alain Goriely (University of Oxford)

Please note registration for these lectures is essential and is found, along with more information, on the LMS website: www.lms.ac.uk/events/popular-lectures

About the Birmingham Popular Maths Lecture series

 The Birmingham Popular Maths Lecture series runs in the Watson Building (School of Mathematics) usually on the last Wednesday of each month, arriving from 6.30pm onwards for a 7pm start.

The expected dates of these lectures are:

• 23 October (last Wednesday not in half term)
• 27 November
• 29 January
• 26 February
• 25 March.

The Birmingham Popular Mathematics Lectures are open to all members of the public and the University who are interested in the study of Mathematics. They are particularly suitable for those studying Mathematics at A Level and we also welcome advanced GCSE students. Young people are welcome on their own, with parents or with a school group.