News 4TU.AMI

Each year, thousands of people compete in the MATH+ Advent Calendar, a digital mathematics competition organised in December by the Berlin Mathematics Research Center MATH+ in collaboration with 4TU.AMI.

In a vibrant and forward-looking conversation, Stella Kapodistria (TU/e), the newly appointed scientific director of 4TU.AMI, and her predecessor Johann Hurink (UT) shared insights into the transition of leadership within the institute. The discussion revealed a shared commitment to maintaining the institute's strong foundation while pushing forward into new territories. The atmosphere was charged with energy as both leaders expressed a unified vision for the future of 4TU.AMI.

Report of the 4TU.AMI summer event that took place at the University of Twente on 7 June 2024.

One of the two current Strategic Research Initiatives (SRIs) of the 4TU.Applied Mathematics Institute is called 'Bridging Numerical Analysis and Machine Learning'. Co-founder Dr. Alexander Heinlein is busy organising the SRI’s next workshop, taking place in Delft on 25 and 26 April. His aim: create a solid foundation for Dutch initiatives in the field of scientific machine learning.

Join us during our summer event on Friday 7 June on the campus of the University of Twente.

On October 18, 2023, Ton Langendorff has passed away.

Report of the 4TU.AMI summer event that took place in Delft on 27 June 2023.

After his outstanding achievement in the 2021 edition of the annual Mathekalender, Max Tinkelenberg has successfully defended his title as the top-scoring Dutch high school student participating in the calendar. In fact, not only did Max outperform all the other Dutch participants, he became the joint overall winner of the Mathekalender 2022.

Recently, the 4TU.Federation announced that a number of its centres and institutes will join forces with the University of Groningen (UG).

The team Robo Go'round -with UT PhD student Tjeerd Jan Heeringa as one of its members- were the overall winners of the SIAM 2023 hackathon, which was held as part of the Conference on Computational Science and Engineering (CSE23) in Amsterdam.

Just like in previous years, one of the parallel sessions during this year's Netherlands Mathematical Congress (NMC) will be devoted to 4TU.AMI. The session, held on 12 April, consists of five talks on state-of-the-art health-related mathematics.

Max Tinkelenberg (Rijnlands Lyceum, Oegstgeest) was the top-scoring Dutch high school student of the Mathekalender 2021.

The first 4TU.AMI networking event since the outbreak of the corona virus took place in Eindhoven on 5 July. The around 50 attendees enjoyed the opportunity to introduce themselves to their colleagues and initiate new contacts and collaborations.

The RECENTRE proposal, aiming to empower patients to play a leading role in their lifestyle and health within their own environment , has been selected as one of the four ‘High Tech for a Sustainable Future’ 4TU programmes.

Kevin van Dijk (Stedelijk Gymnasium Nijmegen) and Thian Tromp (Christelijk Gymnasium Beyers Naudé, Leeuwarden) were the top-scoring Dutch high school students of the Mathekalender 2020 and both received a €500 prize sponsored by 4TU.AMI.