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Monthly Archives: September 2022
Flatland as social satire: Women’s status in Victorian times and the push for educational reform By Xiang Fu
This blog post was written by our summer research student Xiang Fu, who was supervised by Andrew Potter and June Barrow-Green. This blog post focuses on the status of women in mathematics in Victorian times, and today. Xiang Fu completed her … Continue reading
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