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IHES is proud to announce that IBM France has joined the "avant-garde de la science", the Institute's fundraising campaign.
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Organised by Alexandre GRAMFORT (INRIA) and Thanh Mai Pham NGOC (LMO Orsay) at IHES, this days was an opportunity to discuss about recent results in statistics and data science.
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On Tuesday, November 5, more than 150 guests joined Michael R. Douglas and Emmanuel Ullmo at the Harvard Club of New York City for the 2019 Friends of IHES gala. The theme this year was Game Theory: The Science of Strategy.
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This second workshop marks Nokia Bell Labs' donation to the Institute in 2017.
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It is with great sadness that the Institute learned of the passing of American mathematician John Torrence Tate. He was known worldwide for his work in number theory and algebraic geometry.
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Thibault Damour, permanent professor at the IHES, spoke to us about "Enigmatic Black Holes" at the last conference of the Friends of the IHES
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IHES congratulates Slava Rychkov, permanent professor, winner of the Mergier-Bourdeix Grand Prize and Bertrand Eynard, CEA researcher at the IHES, winner of the Claude Berthault Prize.
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A special event for all math postdocs from the Paris region
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Vasilisa Nikiforova, a physicist and a post-doctoral fellow at IHES, presents an unknown facet of Galileo's work through his discussions with the Arsenal of Venice.
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Joseph Ayoub, Professor of Mathematics at the University of Zurich, is the first holder of the "Alexzandria Figueroa and Robert Penner" Chair. He is interested in the cohomology of algebraic varieties and the theory of motives.
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All EDMH PhD students in mathematics are invited to participate in this welcome day, which will be held on October 11 at the IHES.
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L’Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques apprend avec inquiétude les réformes du mécénat d’entreprise envisagées par le gouvernement. L’Institut pourrait particulièrement en souffrir.
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