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Maths, but not as you know it…

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Awards

Awards and competitions Tom has been involved in.

Oxford Mathematics Online Exhibition 2021: Map of Mathematopia

Oxford Mathematics Online Exhibition 2021: Mandelbulbs

IOP Early Career Physics Communicator Award

WCSFP Science in 60 Seconds Competition 2020

Oxford Mathematics Online Exhibition 2020

MathsComp

On Zientzia Video Competition 2020

WCSFP Science in 60 Seconds Competition

On Zientzia Video Competition 2019

OxTALENT Winner Case Study: Making Maths accessible and relevant via YouTube and Social Media

OxTALENT Awards

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