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Pure Mathematics in Industry: What kind of mathematicians for the challenges of the future ?

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  • UserDr. Cyrille Mathis, Chief Scientific Officer Dr. George Weatherill, Research Team Leader, Think Tank Maths World_link
  • ClockMonday 17 February 2014, 15:30-16:20
  • HouseCentre for Mathematical Sciences MR2.

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Mathematics for the future: languages rather than techniques Why should mathematics not be memorised as techniques, but be learned and understood as living and evolving languages?

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