discuss problems and solutions for space engineering. In 2014 and 2015 a programme was presented to explore solutions for the public sector, funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). Following a launch event at the Royal Society in London, subsequent events attracted delegates from government and academic organisations to focus on mathematics and public policy issues. The main themes consisted of the following: mathematics for future cities systems mathematical modelling of transport energy systems relating to modelling variability environment and climate change probability modelling health and society workshop associated with math insights understanding data from various perspectives optimisation of immunisation programmes ageing population preparation and shifting demographics health and disability modelling The Newton Gateway to Mathematics began publishing its quarterly newsletter in January 2015. This publication keeps partners and other interested individuals up to data on its events, programmes and workshops. Throughout its inception, the Newton Gateway has played a key role in bringing together scientists to discuss various types of multimodal clinical imaging that has addressed the challenges involved with solutions for cancer, heart disease and antibiotic-resistant bacteria, among other major health concerns. Multimodality analysis has also been applied to Big Data involving advanced concepts from biology to medicine at these gatherings. Cutting edge imaging technologies have been showcased, such as multi-contrast magnetic resonance tomography (MRT), positron emission tomography (PET) and dynamic imaging. This technology targets engineers, mathematicians, biologists and other scientists who work with big data analytics. Over the years the Newton Gateway to Mathematics has branched out into covering diverse themes that span the entire field of mathematics. With its acclaimed personnel and partners, it aspires to be one of the most intriguing and informative centres for mathematical and scientific knowledge sharing in the world. Its affiliation with the University of Cambridge, one of the longest-running campuses of all time, and the Isaac Newton Institute, give it a prestigious profile, which is why it attracts prominent experts in the fields of math and science for speaking opportunities. In 2017, events that took place included the Environmental Modelling in Industry Study Group, Developments in Healthcare Imagine – Connecting with Academia, Data Sharing and Governance and the 2nd Edwards Symposium. In January 2019, the organisation rebranded, changing its name to the Newton Gateway to Mathematics in order to avoid confusion with other organisations. Location and buildings The Newton Gateway is located at 20 Clarkson Road, Cambridge,