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Winning background research
There might not be a Nobel Prize for mathematics, but maths is at the heart of the 2006 Nobel Prizes.
Marianne Freiberger
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Connections in space
A new piece of free educational software
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Volunteers find largest prime number yet - again!
The Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search strikes again
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The Fields Medals 2006
The highest honour in maths has been awarded to four mathematicians
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Bridges: mathematical connections in art and music
Mathematicians and artists mingle in London
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Troubled minds and perfect turbulence
Van Gogh paintings mimic the physics that governs turbulence
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The right spin: how to fly a broken space craft
On the 25th of May 1997 a dramatic collision tore a hole into the space station Mir and sent it hurtling through space. As NASA astronaut Michael Foale tells Plus, the fate of Mir and its crew hinged on a classical set of equations.
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Relating relativity
Maths finds the structures that underpin written language
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Plus appears on Doctor Who!
The Plus career posters achieve TV fame
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Vaccination works
A mathematical model evaluates responses to epidemics
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Forget Sudoku and smile for the camera
An algorithm for solving Sudoku puzzles from an unexpected source
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John D Barrow wins Templeton Prize
More honours for the director of the Millennium Mathematics Project