The London Institute is a unique kind of research centre for the mathematical sciences, and the press is taking note. And many of our scientific discoveries have featured in the popular and scientific media, making our insights available to a broader audience.

In The Spectator, the London Institute talks about the value of basic science and what the British government should do to promote it.

In today’s Science|Business, the London Institute welcomes the prospect of a UK DARPA and calls for shorter turn-around times for funding.

In Open Access Government, the London Institute argues that Britain’s record of scientific leadership will continue regardless of Brexit.

In the Times Higher Education magazine, the London Institute contends that “We need to challenge the university monopoly on research”.

British Airways’ inflight magazine runs a three-page profile of the London Institute, its founder and its new approach to doing science.
Our research in the press
Reconstructing grain-shape statistics from electron back-scatter diffraction microscopy
Physical Review Materials 2, 73804 (2018)
How much can we influence the rate of innovation?
Science Advances 5, 1 (2019)
Serendipity and strategy in rapid innovation
Nature Communications 8, 2002 (2017)
Debunking in a world of tribes
PLOS ONE 10, 1371 (2017)
A new metric for countries’ fitness and products’ complexity
Scientific Reports 2, 723 (2012)
How predictable is technological progress?
Research Policy 45, 647 (2016)

Pathways towards instability in financial networks
Nature Communications 8, 14416 (2017)

The effects of Twitter sentiment on stock price returns
PLoS ONE 1, 1 (2015)
The price of complexity in financial networks
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 113, 36 (2016)
Photonic Maxwell’s demon
Physical Review Letters 116, 50401 (2016)
Web search queries can predict stock market volumes
PLoS ONE 1, 1 (2012)
The heterogeneous dynamics of economic complexity
PLOS ONE 10, 1371 (2015)
Easily repairable networks: reconnecting nodes after damage
Physical Review Letters 113, 138701 (2014)
Ultralight fractal structures from hollow tubes
Physical Review Letters 109, 204301 (2012)


































