Here are some resources on the web which may be of interest to those interested in mathematics, public engagement or events in Edinburgh.
Millennium Mathematics Project - A public engagement initiative based at the University of Cambridge. They oversee Nrich and Plus (see below) as well as running a schools roadshow, organising public lectures and supporting the teaching of Further Maths at A-Level.
Nrich - A resource for pupils and teachers that provides interesting problems, articles, lesson suggestions and much much more.
Plus magazine - An online mathematics magazine with all the latest on current maths stories, interesting in-depth articles, careers advice, a podcast, book reviews and maths puzzles.
Maths Careers - Articles about where a maths degree can take you, from research to rollercoasters and finance to footballs.
Maths Inspiration - Mathematics shows bringing you Britain's most talented and exciting maths communicators.
Maths busking - The new phenomenon sweeping Britain! Listen out for news of training days and busking events in Edinburgh.
The Math/Maths podcast - Peter Rowlett (in the UK) and Samuel Hansen (in the US) present a weekly roundup of the world's mathematical news.
Edinburgh International Science Festival - Yearly festival (in April) which brings two weeks of amazing science to the streets and buildings of Edinburgh.
Edinburgh Beltane - One of the six UK Beacons for Public Engagement. Has lots of public engagement resources, case studies and training events to support engagement with science.
The Royal Society of Edinburgh - A charity created in 1783 to promote science and research. They hold regular public lectures which are always worth attending.
National Museum of Scotland, Connect Gallery - Two floors of science exhibits and daily science shows which are fun for all the family.
ASCUS - The newly formed Art-Science Collaborative, which aims to foster connections between artists and scientists in Scotland. (If you are an artist and would like to collaborate with a mathematician, get in touch with us!)
