As we march towards the end of 2025, we reflect on the amazing mathematical journeys that our contributors have transported us to! In total, we published 11 stories and 4 blogs this year. Our contributors' mathematical backgrounds range from #PureMathematics to #AppliedSciences including #MathematicalBiology. These stories and blogs by amazing women also encompass their wide-ranging mathematical careers from penning #MathematicalPoetries to working in #QuantumScience. Please give these inspiring articles a read! We’ll be back on the 7th of January 2026! We wish you Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year!

🖥️ Story by Anna Ma: https://hermathsstory.eu/anna-ma/
🗄️ Story by Catherine Micek: https://hermathsstory.eu/catherine-micek/
🩺 Story by Bindi Brook: https://hermathsstory.eu/bindi-brook/
📝 Story by JoAnne Growney: https://hermathsstory.eu/joanne-growney/
🗺️ Story by Kateryna Marynets: https://hermathsstory.eu/kateryna-marynets/
📈 Story by Alexandra Edletzberger: https://hermathsstory.eu/alexandra-edletzberger/
⚛️ Story by Laura Lewis: https://hermathsstory.eu/laura-lewis/
🌗 Story by Mihyun Kang: https://hermathsstory.eu/mihyun-kang/
🎻 Story by Anna Breger: https://hermathsstory.eu/anna-breger/
🛣️ Story by Ilse Fisher: https://hermathsstory.eu/ilse-fischer/
🔐 Story by Surya Mathialagan: https://hermathsstory.eu/surya-mathialagan/

📜 Blog by Jessy Randall on “Poetry as Lens: Two Historical Women Mathematicians”: https://hermathsstory.eu/poetry-as-lens-two-historical-women-mathematicians/
🤝 Blog by Jamie Haddock & Anna Little on “Association for Women in Mathematics at the SIAM/CAIMS 2025 Annual Meeting”: https://hermathsstory.eu/association-for-women-in-mathematics-at-the-siam-caims-2025-annual-meeting/
🧭 Blog by Rosie Evans & Ashleigh Ratcliffe on “The Piscopia Initiative & How to Train Your Allies present: What Can You Do?”: https://hermathsstory.eu/the-piscopia-initiative-how-to-train-your-allies-present-what-can-you-do/
🎥 Blog by us on “Reflecting on ‘Counted Out’: A Conversation About Maths, Power, and Inclusion”: https://hermathsstory.eu/reflecting-on-counted-out-a-conversation-about-maths-power-and-inclusion/

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With the reminder that I am a #nerd, not a scholar, and that I never taken trigonometry and only managed to do well in Algebra 2 on the second try in community college, I will say that this #knot #theory video is fascinating and that I followed it all the way up to the #AlexanderPolynomial at which point my #brain fell out. I let the rest of it flow over me and it was still #fascinating, but if you ask me tomorrow what it said I might not remember.

#geek #math #mathematics #pureMathematics #pureFun #fun
https://youtu.be/Xv8FBjo1Y8I?si=ZXkltt_L0FNfQZBj

The #Unix #Fortune #program often throws up interesting #quotes and #information. For example, I just found out that the first 41 #integer values of f(x)=x^2-x+41 are all #PrimeNumbers.

#Mathematics #PureMathematics #Numbers #NumberTheory

This is a nice video about the relationship between #pi and #primenumbers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaL_Cb42WyY

#Mathematics #PureMathematics #Maths #PureMaths #NumberTheory #SeriesApproximations #ComplexNumbers #Integers

#Largest #prime #number #discovered – with more than 23m digits | #Science | The Guardian

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2018/jan/04/largest-prime-number-discovered-with-more-than-23m-digits

#Mathematics #PureMathematics #Maths #NumberTheory