Hannah Fry Wins the Leelavati Prize in 2026 for Mathematics Outreach
agnishom
33 points
9 comments
July 25, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (5 comments)
vaylian
Well deserved. She is an excellent science communicator.
vgivanovic
What I love most is that Hannah Fry didn't get into the Cambridge undergraduate(?) math program (maths programme for you Brits) but became a math professor at Cambridge. Go Hannah!
tomfakes
I’m a big fan of her current podcast - The Rest Is Science. Informative and entertaining as well as being easy to listen to (I’m not a fan of many audio-only shows, so listenability is a big factor for me)
dofm
She really is an extraordinary communicator. She has an actor's control of her countenance, which allows her control over that mischievous, slightly conspiratorial tone she uses when she wants you to know something really fun, or be excited by some knowledge. I love to recommend this charming little clip from a fun sort of "science of Christmas" short film for kids she appeared in with the brilliant Lenny Rush: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MMZ_FCIgEEo
arlattimore
I really love Hannah, great communicator and keeps it interesting. If you're interested, I'd also recommend Brian Cox as a similarly fantastic representative for maths & science.