Barry Phipps tells Plus how he bridges the gap between the arts and sciences as an exhibition curator.
Learn about the maths behind architecture
(03/07/2008)
Have you got as many friends as you think?
(01/07/2008)
Well educated aliens
(06/06/2008)
A generation of lost mathematicians
The Riemann Hypothesis is probably the hardest unsolved problem in all of mathematics, and one of the most important. It has to do with prime numbers - the building blocks of arithmetic. Nick Mee, together with Sir Arthur C. Clarke, tells us about the patterns hiding inside numbers.
