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A net of a hexahedron, and a hexahedron

Enric is a PhD student at Imperial and UCL. He works mostly with singularities in differential geometry, AKA when smooth things become pointy. When he’s not in his office, you can usually find him cooking or playing board games.

In conversation with Jens Marklof
Bethany Clarke and Enric Solé-Farré chat to the professor and new president of the London Mathematical Society about academia, access and awards
A day in the life: engineering
We talk to three engineers working in different jobs across industry and academia
Math Games with Bad Drawings
We review the fourth of this year’s nominees for the Book of the Year
Math Without Numbers
We review the sixth of this year’s nominees for the Book of the Year
Pawns, puzzles, and proofs
Dimitrios Roxanas tells us why playing chess backwards is the new black (and white).
Variations on Fermat: an agony in four fits
Fermat's Last Theorem with complex powers, wrapped in a story every mathematician can relate to

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