Your favourite mathematical duo are back as I once again team up with James Grime - this time to play an original copy of Lewis Carroll's Game of Logic. If only we can deduce the rules...

Premieres today at 5pm (GMT+1) - see you in the live chat!
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Tickets for my Puzzles and Pints #CheltSciFest event with Matthew Scroggs on 7th June are available here - join us for an evening of mathematical puzzlement and liquid beverages: cheltenhamfestivals.com/science/whats-…

On Saturday 22 June the amazing Sam Hartburn will be hosting a Maths Music Night full of original maths songs and parodies right here at MathsCity! This an event not to be missed...

See below post for ticket link and more information!

I don't plug the Cambridge International Programme enough. I've been part of this for a long time now, and it's great. It's for university students and adult learners, who want to spend some time in Cambridge and learn some things. I'm Week 4 by the way.

Scotland maths teachers, you might like this. I'm looking forward to it.

HELLO MATHS FANS!! Dream team lineup recording lectures today Oxford Continuing Education to be released online in the ‘Maths Fan Lecture Series’. You can look forward to talks from Simon Clark, Numberphile‘s James Grime and Sophie Maclean, and Rob Eastaway. Online tickets available soon!

It would be remiss of me not to say that 'How to expect the Unexpected' will make a great Christmas gift for the science lover(s) in your household and it's on offer at the moment. 😉
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I was a guest on this podcast, talking about Enigma. The whole series is great if you're interested in that sort of thing. And I'll be back on again sometime in the future, with a spy story that I haven't talked about before. So there's some sizzle for you.

A couple of months ago Math Horizons magazine did an article about Numberphile, and how it all started. It's had 10,000 downloads since then, which is really great for the magazine. Thank you! If you want to read the article, the link is in the quote tweet.

I've been doing talks with university maths socs this week. I love it. Many students told me they grew up with Numberphile and are now studying maths. That was always the plan. Thank you for inviting me Bristol, Lancaster and Manchester.

Headscratchers, our collection of New Scientist puzzles and the stories behind them, is published today amazon.co.uk/Headscratchers…