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Nora Koparan tells the story of the first female professor of mathematics

Pigs, popes and produce are among the topics of discussion in this issue's Dear Dirichlet advice column

Make a catastrophe machine just like Zeeman's

Cardioids in coffee cups, counting with three fingers, and breakfast at Villani's. Plus the return of all your favourite fun pages in our autumn 2017 issue.

Blaise Pascal was driven to begin the mechanisation of mathematics by his father's struggles with an accounts book in 17th century France.

Exploring the legacy of John Nash (1928 – 2015)