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Summer reads Part 2: Interviews and personal blog posts

August 12, 2022

In this article, we have collected all the interviews and the personal blog posts written during the last year. Enjoy!

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Summer reads Part 1: Technology, Computation & NetsweeperAugust 5, 2022 Martijn Gösgens as one of the Faces of ScienceJuly 22, 2022 Four young mathematicians win the Fields medal!July 8, 2022 IMAGINARY: Dispatching experts to do maintenanceJune 24, 2022 Getting back togetherJune 10, 2022

Brain-inspired computers operating at the speed of light

How the future of computing might be analog

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Gianluca Kosmella July 29, 2022

Reading mathematics in Braille

Have you ever wondered how people with a severe visual impairment practice and understand mathematics?

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Nicos Starreveld July 15, 2022

How many colors do you need to color a map?

A mathematician once told me that problems that are very simple to state can be very deceiving, and sometimes turn…

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Jasper Konijn June 26, 2022

The Network Science of Echo Chambers and Why It Matters

In the ancient times of classical Greek myths, there was a nymph. A young, beautiful nymph by the name Echo-…

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Maurik Engelbert van Bevervoorde, Maurits Flos, Ana-Maria Olteniceanu, Riccardo Torlaini June 17, 2022

Oscillators and Alzheimer’s

After having a near-fatal accident falling off his horse, Prussian footman Hans Berger (1873—1941) was surprised to learn that his…

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Christoffer Alexandersen, Christian Bick May 27, 2022

Delegated and Distributed Quantum Computation

"Quantum computing is a rapidly-emerging technology that harnesses the laws of quantum mechanics to solve problems too complex for classical…

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Nicos Starreveld May 24, 2022

May 12 – International Women in Maths Day

It was August 2014 when Maryam Mirzakhani became the first woman to win the Fields Medal.

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Diletta Martinelli May 13, 2022

Security on the Quantum Internet

With ever-growing possibilities and interconnectivity on the internet, we rely more and more on it being secure.

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Philip Verduyn Lunel April 27, 2022
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