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Chalkdust issue 13 – Coming 1 May
A great start to the month of Maying
Flo-maps fractograms: the game
Try out these flo-maps for yourself: fractions speak louder than words
The Maths of Life and Death
We review the sevnth of this year's nominees for the Book of the Year
Can you make something out of nothing?
We explore the concept of emptiness in set theory, and explain how zero went from "nothing" to "something"
You don’t need permission to be a great mathematician!
Nira Chamberlain, one of the UK's top 100 scientists, shares his experiences as a black mathematician.
Time turns backwards at the Spark Festival
The extreme weirdness of slow viscous flows, and why borrowers shouldn't use doggy paddle.