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HLF 2018: Is Bill Phillips The Coolest Guy In the World?

Maybe not. But Nobel physicist Phillips for sure stole the show with an explosively fun presentation at HLF 2018 today. Here’s what happened. Read more

26. Sep 2018 | By Gina Smith | 3 comments

Inspired by Star Wars, BYU’s Futuristic 3D Display Tech Works Like This …

Scientists for years have been trying to duplicate the kinds of holographic 3D display tech we see in Star Wars, The Matrix and other movies. Here’s how one scientist flipped the problem on its head — and solved it. By GINA SMITH Read more

26. Feb 2018 | By Gina Smith | 6 comments

What’s in a scientist’s mind? the HLF Questionnaire – Part 2

Larwan Berke is a PhD student in Computer Science, and participated in the 5th Heidelberg Laureate Forum. His research focuses on developing software to assist people who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing (DHH), so …

11. Nov 2017 | By Constanza Rojas-Molina | Comments Off

What is in a scientist’s mind? – The HLF Questionnaire

Ever wondered what do scientists think? What are their motivations, what inspires them…what is their favorite symbol? Francisca is a Computer Scientist in Nigeria, and a participant of last September’s Heidelberg Laureate Forum. During her …

06. Nov 2017 | By Constanza Rojas-Molina | Comments Off

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

Young Researchers Learn from Each Other at HLF17

Despite the pride of being selected to the prestigious program “Heidelberg Laureate Forum,” what can a young researcher get out of this unique opportunity? It is a question which I always had and it always …

24. Sep 2017 | By Guest blogger | 0 comments

Heidelberg Laureate Forum: Your last minute checklist for the Oscars of Maths Conferences

As you board your plane this week for the 5th Heidelberg Laureate Forum, get ready to have the time of your life! I know I will and I am doing some very strategic prep to …

22. Sep 2017 | By Alaina G. Levine | 0 comments

The Professor with a Billion Students

Ben Orlin of Math with Bad Drawings on the The Professor with a Billion Students Last September in Germany, between talks at the 4th Heidelberg Laureate Forum, I managed to catch a few minutes …

25. Aug 2017 | By Ben Orlin | 1 comment

Verschlüsselte Hintertürchen und der Tag, an dem im Internet das Licht aus ging

Heutige und zukünftige ethische und technologische Herausforderungen rund um das Thema Big Data standen beim diesjährigen Hot Topic “Brave New Data World” des Heidelberg Laureate Forums auf dem Dienstagnachmittagsprogramm. Einer der thematischen Workshops beschäftigte sich vor diesem …

02. Sep 2015 | By Tarek R. Besold | 1 comment

Algorithmen, natürlich!

Während die Vormittage des Heidelberg Laureate Forum inhaltlich fest in den Händen der versammelten Turing-, Fields-, und Abelpreisträger sind, stand am Montagnachmittag mit den HLF-PostDoc-Workshops ein Rollenwechsel auf dem Plan: In insgesamt sechs einstündigen Workshops …

26. Aug 2015 | By Tarek R. Besold | 2 comments

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