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SUMMARY:"Mathematical Cultures 1", London, U.K.
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LOCATION:London, U.K.
DESCRIPTION:Mathematical Cultures 1 is the first o
 f three on mathematics as culture and mathematics 
 in culture. It is organized by a research network 
 funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council
  under the 'science in culture' highlight notice, 
 with additional support from the London Mathematic
 al Society.   The first conference will gather res
 earch that explores and maps the variety of and co
 nnections among contemporary mathematical cultures
 . These can be research cultures, but may also inc
 lude practitioner cultures (e.g. among engineers, 
 economists, social scientists, etc.) and mathemati
 cal cultures among instructor and student groups (
 e.g. primary/secondary/tertiary teachers, school p
 upils, mathematics students at all levels). The pr
 oject will not invite contributions on historicall
 y or culturally remote mathematical cultures excep
 t as these illuminate contemporary mathematical cu
 lture in developed societies.   For more informati
 on, see https://sites.google.com/site/mathematical
 cultures/home.   Speakers wishing to present paper
 s at the first mathematical cultures conference sh
 ould submit an abstract of no more than 300 words 
 to the Easychair submissions system by 1 May 2012.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n      <p>Mathe
 matical Cultures 1 is the first of three on mathem
 atics\n      as culture and mathematics in culture
 . It is organized by a\n      research network fun
 ded by the Arts and Humanities Research\n      Cou
 ncil under the 'science in culture' highlight noti
 ce, with\n      additional support from the London
  Mathematical Society.\n      </p>\n      <p>The f
 irst conference will gather research that explores
  and\n      maps the variety of and connections am
 ong contemporary\n      mathematical cultures. The
 se can be research cultures, but may\n      also i
 nclude practitioner cultures (e.g. among engineers
 ,\n      economists, social scientists, etc.) and 
 mathematical cultures\n      among instructor and 
 student groups\n      (e.g. primary/secondary/tert
 iary teachers, school pupils,\n      mathematics s
 tudents at all levels).  The project will not\n   
    invite contributions on historically or cultura
 lly remote\n      mathematical cultures except as 
 these illuminate contemporary\n      mathematical 
 culture in developed societies.\n      </p>\n    \
 n      \n      <p>For more information, see\n     
    <a target="_blank" href="https://sites.google.c
 om/site/mathematicalcultures/home">https://sites.g
 oogle.com/site/mathematicalcultures/home</a>.\n   
    </p>\n    </div><div>\n      <p>Speakers wishin
 g to present papers at the first mathematical\n   
    cultures conference should submit an abstract o
 f no more than\n      300 words to the Easychair s
 ubmissions system by 1 May 2012.\n      </p>\n    
   </div>
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