8TH EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF MATHEMATICS
Between 20 and 26 June 2021, the 8th European Congress of Mathematics (8ECM) will be held in Portorož, Slovenia which will be the world’s largest event in mathematics in 2020. The European Congress of Mathematics is organized by the European Mathematical Society (EMS) every four years and is the second largest event of mathematics in the world.
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C'est le printemps ! et avec lui fleurissent de bonnes nouvelles pour les relations maths-entreprises :
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- https://jobs.eu-maths-in.eu
are back online after a few days out due to the migration to a new provider http://siteground.eu.
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We recognise how fortunate we've been to be able to work from home. We've been busy with new initiatives such as @V_KEMS & working with @eu_maths_in & @JuniperConsort1 & we're pleased to have carried on working with @ICMS_Edinburgh @KTN_Maths @IMAmaths @CCIMathInfo and others. https://twitter.com/NewtonInstitute/status/1373293203823136778
A year ago today INI shut its doors to participants. We can't wait to have participants back in the building, although I fear that someone has moved a couple of chess pieces in the interim.....!
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8TH EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF MATHEMATICS
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Algorithmic speed-ups outperform hardware speed-ups
Algorithmic speed-ups developed by the mathematical sciences clearly outperform hardware speed-ups over the past 40 years:
- I would rather have today’s algorithms on yesterday’s computers than vice versa
- If we would rely solely on performance improvements in hardware, we would now be doing the simulations of the 1990s!
- We need mathware besides software and hardware
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