A workshop-exhibition to understand and plan maths communication and maths outreach activities in Africa, organized by the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences – Next Einstein Initiative (AIMS-NEI), IMAGINARY and the Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach. The workshop and exhibition will be hosted at AIMS-South Africa, in Muizenberg, Cape town.
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Mathematics Communication in AfricaNovember 7th, 2014
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Women in Mathematics for Social Change & Sustainable LivelihoodsMarch 4th, 2015
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PassRateChallenge – A Thundafund initiativeApril 22nd, 2015
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Mathematics or dreams, which is more real?April 13th, 2015
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AIMS-IMAGINARY Workshop 2014March 15th, 2015
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Women in Mathematics for Social Change & Sustainable LivelihoodsMarch 4th, 2015
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The domain of a composite functionMarch 4th, 2015
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Mathemafrica needs You!!February 18th, 2015
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Presentation of the Mathemafrica framework to an Italian audienceDecember 17th, 2014
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A personal introductionDecember 13th, 2014
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AIMS-Newsletter with a report on maths communication in AfricaDecember 8th, 2014
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A foray into a new number system – an introduction to imaginary numbersNovember 11th, 2014
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Mathematics Communication in AfricaNovember 7th, 2014
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Henri Laurie says:
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Jonathan Horn says:
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Dear mathemafrica team. Your website is great. Please let me know if I can be of any help. I would love to work on some translations or maybe share some of my experiences teaching mathematics in Tansania. Thanks!
Hi Sam, this is a very late reply, but if you get it, please do email us at info@mathemafrica.org and we would be very happy to have your assistance.