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Graphene origami produced by world’s thinnest folds
Folding up a single sheet of graphene according to the principles of the Japanese art of origami could result in tiny devices like nano-robots and flexible circuits
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Fermat’s last theorem mathematician Andrew Wiles wins Abel prize
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Mathematics
Mathematicians shocked to find pattern in ‘random’ prime numbers
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Mathematicians play whack-a-mole in the endless infinity hunt
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Explanimator: Does infinity exist in the real world?
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The maddeningly magical maths of John Dee
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AI solves 100-hat puzzle used in Google job interviews
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The End of Average tells us why we should discard a mean idea
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Prime number with 22 million digits is the biggest ever found
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Mathematicians invent new way to slice pizza into exotic shapes
If you want to share a pizza equally but certain people don't like the toppings in the middle, there's now a slicing formula to keep everyone happy
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How to get rich with maths
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How to win at game theory
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Painting by numbers with the design book Mathematics and Art
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Feedback: a calling card for water fruitloopery
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