Interview with Àgnes Cseh conducted by Wylder Green of HLFF Communications First off, congratulations for being one of the recipients of this year’s Klaus Tschira Award. Did this come as a surprise or did you … Read more
It’s been more than two years since the 2nd Heidelberg Laureate Forum in 2014, a wonderful event I participated in as one of 200 young computer scientists and mathematicians from around the world, where we … Read more
Scientists and Society face the ethical challenges of computational science together Thoughts are free, who can guess them, they flee past like nightime shadows. No one can know them, no hunter can kill them It … Read more
Ujwal Gadiraju was born in the United Arab Emirates, grew up in India, and studied in Germany and the Netherlands. For him, computer science crosses borders. Gadiraju’s journey may seem unusually international—but it has also … Read more
I had the pleasure of meeting Ujwal Gadiraju in Heidelberg last week at this year’s Forum. He warned me he could go on forever about his research, and he wasn’t entirely wrong; the only thing stopping … Read more
At a conference like the HLF—bringing together researchers from across diverse fields—you’re bound to run into a few turf wars. Mathematician vs. computer scientist. Mathematician vs. physicist. Even—in one delicious exchange on September 20 —mathematician … Read more
I had the opportunity to sit down with Suzanna Schmeelk to hear about her research concerning Android security. She was good enough to allow me to publish the interview as audio.To learn more about Suzanna’s impressive … Read more
This post is brought to you courtesy of Thomas Zurek – Thomas is VP for Development of SAP HANA BW. He has 16+ years of experience in analytics and over 20 years with RDBMS. He … Read more
Not long ago, computers started solving mathematical proofs—a fact that surprised Sir Andrew Wiles. But to Wiles, who won the Silver Plaque of the IMU (1998) and the 2016 Abel Prize, the achievements of machines … Read more
Credit: © Heidelberg Laureate Forum Foundation / Flemming – 2016 Vladimir Voevodsky was awarded the Fields Medal in 2002 for his work on motivic cohomology leading to a proof of the Milnor conjecture. He’s here … Read more