#video archive

November 05, 2024: Veritasium: Why Democracy Is Mathematically Impossible?
October 08, 2024: M. San Miguel: What are complex systems?
September 10, 2024: ritvikmath: Dirichlet distribution
June 25, 2024: Stand-up Maths: The mathematically impossible ball that shouldn’t exist
June 11, 2024: A. Zucconi: Let's build a computer in Conway's Game of Life
April 30, 2024: Mathemaniac: Random walks in 2D and 3D are fundamentally different
April 02, 2024: Veritasium: Why It Was Almost Impossible to Make the Blue LED
March 05, 2024: Coding Train: Elementary Cellular Automata
February 06, 2024: Mathemaniac: Queuing theory and Poisson process
January 09, 2024: Last Theory: Prediction? Who cares?
December 26, 2023: D. Sumpter: Four ways of thinking
November 28, 2023: A. Hajimiri: Shot noise and other noises
October 31, 2023: B. Kaulakys: Nobel prize 2021: Laureates and their research
October 10, 2023: Iain Explains: What is power spectral density?
September 12, 2023: A. Downey: Long-tailed distributions in the natural and engineered world
June 06, 2023: Numberphile: The Math of Species Conflict
May 09, 2023: 3Blue1Brown: But what is the Central Limit Theorem?
April 11, 2023: ritvikmath: Beta distribution
March 28, 2023: Tifo Football: Game Theory in Football Explained
February 14, 2023: Numberphile: A Hairy Problem
December 13, 2022: Numberphile: Stable Marriage Problem
November 19, 2022: FIFA World Cup 2022 predictions
June 14, 2022: IFISC: Complexity in social systems
June 07, 2022: Wireless mouse battery problem
May 31, 2022: b2studios: AI learns insane Monopoly strategies
May 03, 2022: CGP Grey: The Simple Solution to Traffic
April 19, 2022: Good Vibrations on Runge-Kutta 4th order method
March 22, 2022: Stand-up Maths: How lucky is too lucky?
March 08, 2022: StatQuest: Bootstraping
February 22, 2022: eagereyes: The DataSaurus
January 25, 2022: Z. Griffiths: The Greedy Billionaire paradox
December 21, 2021: Numberphile: Chaotic Balls
November 23, 2021: Tom Rocks Maths: Making mathematical art with L-systems
November 16, 2021: Fractional derivatives
October 26, 2021: Numberphile: Statistics, storks, and babies
September 28, 2021: Partial auto-correlation function (explained by ritvikmath)
September 14, 2021: Numberphile: Math of being a pig
June 15, 2021: Social Complexity: How to model complex systems?
June 08, 2021: "Solving" Monopoly using Linear Algebra and Matlab
May 04, 2021: Veritasium: The Infinite Pattern That Never Repeats
April 06, 2021: Extra Credits: Teddy Roosevelt the Trustbuster
March 09, 2021: Wisecrack: Billionaires: What went wrong?
February 09, 2021: SciShow: The Link Between Zebra Stripes and Sand Dunes
January 29, 2021: TLDR News US on How Reddit broke the stock market?
January 12, 2021: Wisecrack: Predictions: What went wrong?
December 29, 2020: Numberphile: Hat Problems
December 01, 2020: Stand-up Maths: Do these scatter plots reveal fraudulent vote-switching in Michigan?
November 17, 2020: Stand-up Maths: Why do Biden's votes not follow Benford's Law?
October 20, 2020: SciShow: The Most Metal Algorithm in Computer Science
October 06, 2020: V. Gontis in European Centre for Living Technology seminar
September 22, 2020: Two Cents: Is the Stock Market Irrational?
September 08, 2020: Another fine visual simulation of epidemic spread
June 09, 2020: Seeker: How Chaos Theory Unravels the Mysteries of Nature
April 28, 2020: Extra Credits: The 1929 Stock Market Crash
April 14, 2020: Khan Academy: Estimating actual COVID-19 cases based on deaths
March 31, 2020: 3Blue1Brown: Simulating an epidemic
March 19, 2020: It's Okay To Be Smart: What This Chart Actually Means for COVID-19
March 03, 2020: R. Axtell: Modeling the Economy with 150 Million Agents
February 18, 2020: Numberphile: Darts in higher dimensions
February 04, 2020: J. Rogers: How not to fall for Bad Statistics
January 21, 2020: Wisecrack: How platforms own you
November 26, 2019: Numberphile's videos on babies
November 12, 2019: Standupmaths: Recursive PowerPoint Presentations
October 29, 2019: Numberphile: What's so special about the Mandelbrot Set?
September 17, 2019: The Math PhD Turning Basketball Into a Science
September 03, 2019: Opta Expected Goals
June 18, 2019: Ant-based modeling (agent-based city simulation with ants)
June 04, 2019: Numberphile: Randomness is Random
May 21, 2019: Football data analysis and modeling showcase
May 07, 2019: S. Schutte on perdicting large scale violence and civil conflicts
April 23, 2019: Above the Noise: Gerrymandering (is Geometry Silencing Your Vote?)
April 09, 2019: Standupmaths: Bayesian statistics with Hannah Fry
March 12, 2019: Hot hand fallacy?
January 29, 2019: M. Sigman: How can groups make better decisions?
January 15, 2019: A rare example when a single vote would count
December 04, 2018: Extra Credits: The Game of Elections
October 23, 2018: standupmaths: How to estimate a population using statisticians
October 09, 2018: Berkson's paradox
September 25, 2018: SciShow: Could Scientists Predict the Next Political Crisis?
September 11, 2018: SciShow: How US Airports might revamp security Game Theory
June 12, 2018: Y. N. Harari: Why fascism is so tempting - and how your data could power it
May 29, 2018: SciShow: Why is it so hard to fix traffic?
May 15, 2018: 3Blue1Brown: But what is the Fourier Transform?
April 17, 2018: Seeker: You’re Driving Wrong and It’s Causing Traffic Jams
April 10, 2018: Extra Credits: DayZ - Tragedy of the Commons
March 27, 2018: Additional materials on price formation
February 06, 2018: This Place: The Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma and The Evolution of Cooperation
December 26, 2017: Steve Mould: I predicted the exact time of my daughter's birth using science and data
December 05, 2017: R. Shiller: "Narrative Economics and Neuroeconomics"
November 27, 2017: One Minute Physics: Simpson's paradox
November 14, 2017: Numberphile: Secrets to measuring a piece of paper
November 07, 2017: Numberphile: The Ideal Auction
June 13, 2017: Twitch "plays" financial markets
May 30, 2017: Numberphile: Feigenbaum constant
May 16, 2017: Veritasium: The Bayesian Trap
May 02, 2017: Numberphile: The Four Color Map Theorem
February 07, 2017: J.-B. Michel: The mathematics of history
January 24, 2017: Checking hypotheses and the problem of p-values
January 10, 2017: Extra Credits: Hyperinflation MMOs
December 27, 2016: Numberphile: The problems with "Secret Santa"
December 13, 2016: Extra Credits: The history of paper money
November 29, 2016: Numberphile: The Seven Bridges of Königsberg
November 15, 2016: TEDed: Control room riddle
November 01, 2016: PBS Idea Channel: But Wait: How DOES The Media Tell You What To Think?
October 18, 2016: SciShow: Colored Noise, and How It Can Help You Focus
October 04, 2016: R. Shiller: Phishing for phools
September 20, 2016: Extra Credits: The Power of Incentives
June 21, 2016: S. Gourley: Mathematics of war
June 07, 2016: DNews: Why Does White Noise Make You Fall Asleep?
May 24, 2016: S. Anholt: Which country does the most good for the world?
May 10, 2016: Extra Credits: Why do people prefer lotteries with worse odds?
April 26, 2016: H. Fry: Mathematics of crime and terrorism
March 29, 2016: DNews: How Do We Decide What’s Fair?
March 01, 2016: S. Wernicke: How to use data to make a hit TV show
January 23, 2016: Mokslo sriuba: Why financial crises occur?
January 05, 2016: LSE debate: "Too much maths, too little history: The problem of economics"
December 08, 2015: DNews: Why all hipsters look the same?
November 24, 2015: One Minute Physics: Every force in nature
November 10, 2015: A. Heuser: The 3 agencies with the power to make or break economies
October 13, 2015: It's Okay To Be Smart: El Nino and Why We Can't Predict the Weather
September 15, 2015: DNews: Can Game Theory Help A Presidential Candidate Win?
September 01, 2015: N. Perony on complexity theory
June 02, 2015: Ray Dalio: How The Economic Machine Works
May 19, 2015: Extra Credits: South sea bubble
April 21, 2015: S. Žižek: Democracy and Capitalism Are Destined to Split Up
March 03, 2015: V. Gontis: "Econophysics = Physics of Risk"
February 17, 2015: C. Hommes: How Expectations Interact to Create Bubbles
February 03, 2015: An impossible bet
January 20, 2015: R. Wilkinson: How economic inequality harms societies
January 06, 2015: D. Ariely: On our buggy moral code
December 23, 2014: Hotelling law
December 08, 2014: D. Helbing: Next civilization
November 17, 2014: D. Cobley: What physics taught me about marketing
October 27, 2014: T. Piketty on economic inequality
September 15, 2014: N. Hanauer: Beware fellow plutocrats the pitchforks are coming
September 01, 2014: B. Mandelbrot: Fractals and the art of roughness
April 28, 2014: Stop-and-go waves
April 21, 2014: Socio-economical regularities may be explained by the... intricacies of language
April 14, 2014: P. Evans: How data will transform business?
March 31, 2014: L. Santos: A monkey economy as irrational as ours
March 17, 2014: J. Krause: Swarm Intelligence
February 17, 2014: Two talks on China's political and economical model
January 27, 2014: A. Laskey: How behavioral science can lower your energy bill
January 06, 2014: "Pinigų karta": Interview with laureate of Nobel prize in economics Robert Shiller
December 23, 2013: Nick Hanauer on who actually creates jobs
December 09, 2013: "You are much more predictable than you think..."
November 13, 2013: Cafe Scientifique "Physics of Risk: the more physics, the less risk" video recording
September 30, 2013: A. L. Barabasi about his work and the network theory
July 01, 2013: D. Sornette: How we can predict the next financial crisis?
June 17, 2013: J. B. Glattfelder: Who controls the world?
May 13, 2013: Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction
April 29, 2013: Prisoner's dilemma
December 17, 2012: The importance of open access in science
September 17, 2012: Experimental biology on social inequality
February 13, 2012: Aleksejus Kononovicius: Fractale - anime on fractals