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What happens when someone claims to have proved a famous conjecture? Well, it depends. When a paper is submitted, the journal editor will pass it off to a respected expert for examination. That [...]

Throughout the natural world – in corals, cactuses, sea-slugs and lettuce leaves – we see swooping, curving and crenelated forms...

7 December 2015: Mathematics is revolutionising cancer research and saving lives, leading international forensic bioinformatician from the United States, Professor Keith Baggerly, will [...]

Senator Simon Birmingham, Minister for Education and Training, spoke of Australian government support for bioinformatics in his opening message to the participants of AMSI BioInfoSummer 2015. [...]

What makes you, you? The world around us is brimming with structures consisting of discrete and relatable entities, explains AMSI Summer School 2016 Senior Lecturer Dr Stephen Davis, RMIT [...]

For a Christmas tree to make your neighbours green with envy, maths students at the University of Sheffield have the perfect festive formula to help you decorate. Created by members of the [...]