The Paris team is responsible for the final selection and production of the posters to be used during the European Science and Technology Week. I am confident that the team shall produce some graphically attractive and mathematically interesting posters to the general public. Electronic files of the posters will be made available for use in appropriate contexts. The production of CD-roms and Video clips was presented by Ronnie Brown from the Bangor team, which is responsible for this part of the contract on RPAMaths. He was assisted by Mike Yates, who is the owner of the company SUMit Software, which will be doing the detailed work on the CD-roms.
Feedback is encouraged to improve the final result.
Also these products will be made available for appropriate uses. To explain the contents of the posters, CD-roms and Video clips, small booklets will be produced and made available at relevant places. Material can be sent to me on the address mentioned below. The RPAMaths project as a whole relies on considerable efforts of individuals in several European countries taking time out of their usual positions to work for this project. The contract with the European Commission is very much appreaciated as a means to get all this working, but clearly it covers only a modest part of the campaign compared to the collected efforts made by individual members of the mathematical community.