AMI
4TU Applied Mathematics Institute is a joint initiative which enables programs that outnumber the capacities of the four individual Math departments of Delft, Eindhoven, Twente and Wageningen.
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Agenda
Events
SCEE 2020, February 16-20, 2020 in Eindhoven
Agenda
Events
Meeting on Mathematics of Deep Learning, 5 November, 2019, TU Delft - Science Centre
Mathekalender
Mathekalender
De winnaar Mathekalender 2019 is nog niet bekend.
Education
InterTU Studyday
23 October 2019 InterTU Studyday U-Park Hotel University of Twente
News
Mathematics Education
In April 2019, a conference on Mathematics Education took place in Utrecht. The conference brought together mathematicians, lectures of Mathematics in higher education and educational experts. New trends and innovations in Mathematics education have been explored and discussed. Over 60 participants attended the conference.
News
4TU.AMI Company Event
One of 4TU.AMI’s goals is to strengthen the ties between industry and the academic world. For this reason, 4TU.AMI organizes once a year an event for selected companies.
News
News
Open Up Math Project
The Open Up Math project team would like to share with you some of the recent findings from the project, which is drawing to a close. This 4TU.AMI flagship project has supported the ambition that all lecturers share their educational resources openly by 2025.
The Open Up Math project team would like to share with you some of the recent findings from the project, which is drawing to a close. This 4TU.AMI flagship project has supported the ambition that all lecturers share their educational resources openly by 2025.
Education
Education
We have many running projects supporting Math education. We focus on preparing high school students to the technical universities
Research
Research
ENERGY | HEALTH |
BIG DATA | WATER
BIG DATA | WATER
Innovation
Innovation
Our researchers have contacts with many companies and organizations to implement our knowledge in society.
Funding
Funding
The 4TU.AMI Management Team invites applications. These applications should include co-applicants from at least two of the four TU's in order to be considered for funding.
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