The Maths Week Parliamentary Expo has featured in mathematics publication Plus Magazine

XTX Markets has donated a combined £26m to seven UK universities, to help fund more than 100 PhD and post-doctoral pure maths research positions at universities across the UK.

Ewan Kirk, Chair of the Isaac Newton Institute's Management Committee, cited CaMS research in his article for the FT published today. With investment in AI datacentres numbering into the trillions and the UK Government eager to position the country as a global leader in the technology, maths is notably absent from the conversation, he writes . Ewan is the Deeptech Labs Chair and founder of Cantab Capital Partners. Ewan argues that the mathematical sciences are neglected as the field...

Professor Mark Chaplain FRSE, Gregory Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of St Andrews, has been nominated President of the London Mathematical Society, and will now serve as Chair of the Campaign for Mathematical Sciences.

On 17-18 November, CaMS was delighted to co-sponsor a two-day conference

To mark Maths Week England, the Campaign for Mathematical Sciences brought the maths community together in Parliament yesterday to demonstrate the real-world value of the mathematical sciences. Kindly hosted by CaMS supporter Ian Sollom MP, this year’s Expo showcased exciting examples of maths in action to Parliament, including robotics firm Oxford Dynamics, the Met Office, biopharma company GSK, and many more, demonstrating how maths is intrinsic to many of the cutting edge technologies...

The Department for Education has today announced that bursaries of £29,000 are being made available to train secondary school teachers in...

The Government has announced  a ‘landmark’ UK-US Technology Agreement. The agreement, which will see a series of investments from...

CaMS supporter Neil Saunders has written for The Conversation on A-Levels results day, where figures show that maths remains the most...