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Professor Jacquie McGlade forges her art of mathematics with insights from the natural world, producing some important lessons us all.Β The topics include why hospital design could encourage the spread of infection, how statistics rarely reveal a true cause, and the art of growing a straighter carrot.
nhuradio@bbc.co.uk |
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"Beneath the surface of the natural world there lies an intricate web of rules about life. Revealing these is my greatest passion, and one of the most exciting adventures on earth."
Jacquie McGlade |
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Space
Professor Jacquie McGlade presents the final episode of her authored series explaining what modern mathematics can reveal about the natural world.
This week, how "captured space" translates into the movement of animals and plants and so can preserve fish stocks and even catch out poachers on the grouse moors. |
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