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Shine a mathematical spotlight on your streets

Marcus du Sautoy

Join Marcus du Sautoy, mathematician, best-selling author, broadcaster and the Charles Simonyi Professor for the Public Understanding of Science, on a mathematical adventure in the city.

Book a place on a walking tour of Oxford or London, developed by Marcus and the Maths in the City team. These tours will be led by Marcus’ ‘Mathemagicians’, a team of volunteer students from Oxford. Find examples of maths hidden in cities around the world and add your own examples. You can even use this site to create your very own maths walking tours.

 

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08/05/2012 - 11:01

Read an unbiased review on our Oxford tour, written by a self-confessed O-level failure. Download the article here:

Oxford by numbers, in the May 2012 edition of the Oxford Times' Limited Edition magazine

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