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SRI on Wave Phenomena: Interview with Julian Koellermeier and Anna Geyer
The SRI 'Advancing Mathematical Methods for Wave Phenomena' was set up two years ago by Julian Koellermeier (University of Groningen), Vanja Nikolic (Radboud University), Carlos Pérez-Arancibia (University of Twente), Laura Scarabosio (Radboud University) and Carolina Urzúa-Torres (Delft University of Technology). Last year, Anna Geyer (Delft University of Technology) also joined the team.
4TU+.AMI Education Day 2026 on 20 November
This annual 4TU+.AMI event aims to inform and inspire educators by exploring the latest developments in mathematics education. It also provides a platform for sharing experiences, foster collaboration, and building a strong teaching community.
Interview with Jim Portegies about NRO Scale-up and 4TU+.AMI grants for 'Waterproof'
According to many mathematicians a major shift is taking place in the mathematics research landscape. Mathematicians and big tech companies are working intensively to formalize (i.e. translate to a format that can be read by a computer) mathematical proofs and verify their correctness using so-called proof assistants. Long research articles, which typically take months to review, could be verified in a day by using such new tools. This opens new paths in mathematics research.
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To promote and strengthen mathematics in the Netherlands, 4TU+.AMI offers funding for events and projects in the field of applied mathematics.
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6 Nov 2026
SRI on Wave Phenomena: Interview with Julian Koellermeier and Anna Geyer
The SRI 'Advancing Mathematical Methods for Wave Phenomena' was set up two years ago by Julian Koellermeier (University of Groningen), Vanja Nikolic (Radboud University), Carlos Pérez-Arancibia (University of Twente), Laura Scarabosio (Radboud University) and Carolina Urzúa-Torres (Delft University of Technology). Last year, Anna Geyer (Delft University of Technology) also joined the team.
25 Aug 2026
Connecting Mathematics Communities: From 4TU+.AMI to National and International Impact
Connecting scientists remains the driving force behind 4TU+.AMI. As a joint initiative of the applied mathematics departments in Delft, Eindhoven, Groningen, Twente and Wageningen, 4TU+.AMI brings applied mathematicians together to strengthen research collaboration, stimulate new ideas, and create value for society through scientific education and research. For 2027–2030, 4TU+.AMI aims to not onl…
8 Jul 2026
4TU+.AMI Community Event 2026 brings researchers together in Groningen
On Monday 29 June 2026, researchers from across the 4TU+.AMI network gathered in Groningen for the annual 4TU+.AMI Community Event. Hosted at the House of Connections, the event offered an opportunity to connect with colleagues, welcome new members to the community, and learn about the latest research developments across the Dutch applied mathematics community.
30 Apr 2026
Interview with Jim Portegies about NRO Scale-up and 4TU+.AMI grants for 'Waterproof'
According to many mathematicians a major shift is taking place in the mathematics research landscape. Mathematicians and big tech companies are working intensively to formalize (i.e. translate to a format that can be read by a computer) mathematical proofs and verify their correctness using so-called proof assistants. Long research articles, which typically take months to review, could be verifie…