We use our brains to understand maths, but we can also use maths to help understand our brains. In The Maths of the Mind we meet some of the current mathematical ideas being used, explore how optical illusions can help us explain how we see, and look at how the maths developed can be used to build novel computer devices. This talk was presented by Professor Peter McOwan at The University of Manchester as part of the MoreMathsGrads project in collaboration with CS4FN.
Show Credits
| Speaker: | Professor Peter McOwan (School of Electronic Engineering & Computer Science, Queen Mary, University of London) |
| Camera, Sound, Editing: | Nicholas Rattenbury |
| Post Production: | Nicholas Rattenbury & Stuart Lowe |
| Music: | Susan M. Lockwood |
| Executive Producers: | Nicholas Rattenbury & Stuart Lowe |
| Filmed on location at: | The Schuster Laboratories, The University of Manchester |
| Special Thanks to: | MoreMathsGrads/CS4FN/STFC/University of Manchester |
| Cover Art: | The Jodcast |
| Website: | Stuart Lowe |
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