The poster for IDM 2026 is here! It is based on this year’s theme, Mathematics and Hope, and features a circular rosette pattern.
The poster is available in several languages and comes in two versions: a full-color design and a black-and-white version that you can color yourself.
IMAGINARY in Springer Book
IMAGINARY in Springer Book
11 Eyl. 2012
Cover of the Book
IMAGINARY is part of the new book “Raising Public Awareness of Mathematics” by Springer: in the article “Mathematics Between Research, Applications, and Communication” by Gert-Martin Greuel and in the article “IMAGINARY and the Open Source Math Exhibition Platform” by Andreas Matt. It is also mentioned in several articles, as for example in the article on the website mathematik.de or in the article on the German Year of Mathematics. In the book you will find an exhaustive case study and many ideas on how to communicate maths to a broad public! More info at the Springer page.
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