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Monthly Archives: October 2017

5 Ways to Troll Your Neural Network

Alexei Efros, recipient of the 2016 ACM Prize in Computing, opened his lecture with a striking fact: 74% of web traffic is visual. “Everybody’s talking about big data, the data deluge—all this data being rained …

27. Oct 2017 | By Ben Orlin | 2 comments

Post HLF- Let the Forum be your Field(s) of Dreams

As you get back into the swing of things with your day-to-day life, you may be beginning to process what you experienced at the HLF only a few short weeks ago. I want to assure …

24. Oct 2017 | By Alaina G. Levine | Comments Off on Post HLF- Let the Forum be your Field(s) of Dreams

Podcast: Meet the meQuanics talk with Nana Liu

In Episode 38 of his popular podcast Meet the meQuanics, Simon Devitt discussed the 5th HLF with Nana Liu of the Centre for Quantum Technologies of the National University of Singapore and Singapore University of …

20. Oct 2017 | By Nana Liu | 0 comments

Neues und altes Bewusstsein?

Mindestens ebenso wichtig wie die offiziellen Vorträge und Vorträge im Heidelberger Preisträgerforum sind die Möglichkeiten zu informellen Gesprächen mit den Preisträgern, Gästen und Nachwuchswissenschaftlern. Im interessantesten Falle ergänzen sich Vorträge und Gespräche. Semantische Querverbindungen beim …

18. Oct 2017 | By Markus Pössel | 3 comments

Consciousness, the new or the old way?

At least as important as the official talks and lectures at the Heidelberg Laureate Forum are the opportunities for informal conversations with the laureates, guests, and young researchers. Among some of the most interesting situations …

18. Oct 2017 | By Markus Pössel | 0 comments

Is mathematics realistic or idealistic?

The closing talk of the HLF’s main lecture programme (before the young researchers and laureates head off to participate in scientific interaction with SAP representatives to discuss maths and computer science in industry) was given …

16. Oct 2017 | By Katie Steckles | 14 comments

4 Tech Heroines we should celebrate on Ada Lovelace Day and International Girls Day

Post written by Dr. Larissa Suzuki of Chair of Smart Cities, Tech London Advocates and H Research Associate, Department of Computer Science – University College London I have spent the last decade of my life working with applied …

12. Oct 2017 | By suzuki | 4 comments

Efim Zelmanov’s Desert Island Maths

At the start of his HLF lecture on Asymptotic Group Theory on Thursday morning, Fields medalist Efim Zelmanov described the ‘group’ as: “the great unifying concept in mathematics,” remarking “if you go for a trip, …

11. Oct 2017 | By Paul Taylor | 1 comment

That Time Turing Award-winner William Kahan Told Me How to Use Maths to Find a Husband

One of the really precious aspects of the HLF is the conference organizers’ abilities to cultivate an ecosystem that encourages networking, especially between the Laureates and the young researchers. It is such a delight to …

09. Oct 2017 | By Alaina G. Levine | 0 comments

What does good mentorship look like?

The Heidelberg Laureate Forum is about a lot of things. Tackling big problems in computer science. Celebrating mathematical inquiry and exploration. Consuming cubic meters’ worth of pastries and spätzle. But, perhaps above all else, the …

05. Oct 2017 | By Ben Orlin | 1 comment
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