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Lunch Colloquium

DIAM Lunch Colloquium We are very happy to announce that the DIAM lunch colloquium is back on campus in its original form with tasty lunch and engaging speakers. The aim of the DIAM lunch colloquium is to bring together staff and PhD students from all six sections to present and discuss selected topics from all fields of Applied Mathematics related to ongoing and future research projects at the department. In contrast to the seminars and colloquia organised by the sections that target a specialised audience with pre-knowledge in their particular fields, the talks given in the DIAM lunch colloquium should be accessible for people from the entire department starting at the level of master students. Please register for the next event Give a talk? We are waiting to hear from you! Please contact one of the organizers Organizers Dion Gijswijt Wolter Groenevelt Hanne Kekkonen Bernard Meulenbroek Matthias Möller Tina Nane Colloquium Archives

News

03 January 2023

Mathematical research into the network of Evolutionary Biology

07 December 2022

Aad van der Vaart to become President of the International Society for Bayesian Analysis

Aad van der Vaart has been elected President Elect of the International Society for Bayesian Analysis (ISBA). His term will start on January 1, 2023, and a year later he will take over the presidency of the Society.

04 July 2022

Kees Vuik surprised with Professor of Excellence Award 2022

On Monday 4 July, Kees Vuik, Professor Numerical Analysis at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS), was surprised with the announcement that he will receive the Best Professor Award 2022.

12 July 2022

Call - DIAM Fast Track PhD Scholarship 2022 and Peter Paul Peterich PhD Fast-Track Grant

04 April 2022

Feodor Lynen Fellowship of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation

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Upcoming events

January

Xin Ren: Measuring the impacts of Human and Organizational Factors on human errors in the Dutch construction industry using Structured Expert Judgment

February

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