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Garden of challenges
In a video for The Garden, Yang-Hui He describes the top 23 mathematical challenges of our time, including a possible theory of everything.
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Inaugural Junior Fellow
Dr Forrest Sheldon is the London Institute’s inaugural Junior Fellow, setting a high standard for our new programme of Junior Fellows.
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Theory of Everything
Professor Yang-Hui He tells the captivating story of the holy grail of science: the mathematical quest for a unifying theory of everything.
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Talking to Penrose
Sir Roger Penrose talks about physics, philosophy and art in a conversation with Thomas Fink and Yang-Hui He in the Faraday lecture theatre.
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PERSPECTIVES
Why we must boldly go
The human impulse to look beyond the horizon, “to boldly go where no man has gone before”, leads us to the most transformative discoveries.
Papers
Going, going, gone
A solution to the information paradox uses standard quantum field theory to show that black holes can evaporate without violating the laws of physics.
Papers
Quick quantum neural nets
The notion of quantum superposition speeds up the training process for binary neural networks and guarantees that their parameters are optimal.
Projects
Learning the universe
Using machine learning methods to search the vast space of Calabi-Yau manifolds for ones that predict the Standard Model from string theory.
Events
Cheers, Brits and Yanks
Princeton and Caltech alumni celebrate Faraday’s birthday at the London Institute for Mathematical Sciences, inside the Royal Institution.
Events
In search of serendipity
The London Institute is hosting a lunch at the Royal Institution to promote serendipity between leaders in business, finance and physics.
Papers
Tumour infiltration
A delicate interplay between the proteins that white blood cells express and the molecules on the surface of tumour cells determines cancer prognoses.
Papers
Beyond classical barriers
Circuits of memristors, resistors with memory, can exhibit instabilities which allow classical tunnelling through potential energy barriers.
Events
Maths and machines
Conrad Wolfram describes how two brothers harnessed machines to do mathematics, changing the way we think about computational thinking.
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Space-time singularities
Sir Roger Penrose talks about space-time singularities and cyclic geometry at the Nankai Symposium, after an introduction by Yang-Hui He.
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