# Hannah Fry
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hannah fry (born February 1984 in Harlow, England) is a mathematician, author, lecturer, radio and television presenter, podcaster and public speaker. Her work includes studying the patterns of human behaviour, such as interpersonal relationships and dating and how mathematics can apply to them. Fry delivered the 2019 Royal Institution Christmas Lectures.
Earth’s Tilt Makes Time Slippery
A sundial can be almost 16 minutes fast in November and 14 minutes slow in February, yet there's nothing wrong with it. So why does the Sun, our oldest timekeeper, disagree with the clock on your wrist?
In this episode, Professor Hannah Fry and Michael Stevens (Vsauce) explore the equation of ti…
How to Predict Human Behaviour (and When You Can’t)
Hannah Fry went through every past season of The Traitors looking for statistical patterns, then got recruited as a traitor herself. Maths can predict human behaviour across a crowd with unnerving precision. Point it at one person and the predictions fall apart, for reasons chaos theory explains.
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Online Dating: Can Science Find You Love?
Online dating can feel like drudgery… can science help you game the system? And do those matching algorithms actually work? To find out, we talked to psychologist Asst. Prof. Paul Eastwick, social psychologist Prof. Viren Swami, mathematician Asst. Prof. Hannah Fry, and Rose Reid. Check out the tra…
Episode 17 - We’re getting Toxic
The hosts take on everything "toxic" in this episode. They cover exes, the way media shapes how we love, and the online backlash they've had, and they finish with a round of "home of phobic or home of s*xual?" It moves from silly tangents to some honest, vulnerable moments.
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Is 100 Better Than 101?
Is 100 really such a special number? Or have we spent thousands of years getting excited about something completely arbitrary?
To celebrate the 100th episode of The Rest Is Science, Professor Hannah Fry and Michael Stevens (Vsauce) go head-to-head in a mathematical showdown: which is the better …
When AI Outsmarts Mathematicians: What Happens to Maths Education?
What happens to maths education when AI becomes better at mathematics than the mathematicians themselves?
In this episode of the AI in Education Podcast, Ray and Dan are joined by Rita Bateson, founder of Eblana Learning and an expert in curriculum, assessment and ethical AI, to explore how AI's e…
Why Sharks Attack The Internet
Every week, around three undersea internet cables get damaged badly enough to need urgent repair... and the culprit usually isn’t sabotage.
Submarine cables carry more than 99% of the world’s international data, from your video calls to global financial transactions. Yet they lie on the ocean fl…
Why Does Evolution Keep Inventing Mind Control?
What if your thoughts, fears and desires weren't entirely your own? What if something living inside your body could change your behaviour, without you ever knowing?
Professor Hannah Fry and Michael Stevens (Vsauce) enter the disturbing world of parasites.
From worms that grow inside crickets…
The Secrets Michael Keeps From Himself
Is it better to own something amazing, or to actually experience it? Michael has built a collected a whole shelf of things he refuses to look at, smell or open, and he's about to defend every one of them.
Professor Hannah Fry and Michael Stevens (Vsauce) are back with Field Notes, a show-and-tel…
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