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FacebookTwitterYouTubeHLFF BlogflickrContactDownloads | NEWSROOM | Press NewsDownloads | NEWSROOM | Press NewsHLFFMAINS About About us Scientific Committee Partners Team Forum 9th HLF 2022 Past HLFs 8th HLF 2021 Virtual HLF 2020 7th HLF 2019 6th HLF 2018 5th HLF 2017 4th HLF 2016 3rd HLF 2015 2nd HLF 2014 1st HLF 2013 Upcoming Events Structure of the Forum Outreach Laureates Overview Awards Abel Prize ACM A.M. Turing Award ACM Prize in Computing Fields Medal Nevanlinna Prize IMU Abacus Medal Masters of Abstraction Young Researchers Alumni Selection Process FAQ Journalists 9th Heidelberg Laureate ForumSeptember 18–23, 2022moreQuick ViewJournalistsBlogMedia LibraryNewsroomHeidelberg Laureate ForumWelcome to theMathematics and computer science have evolved into a matter of utmost importance in our modern society. We are confronted with the product of mathematical and computational research in all situations and aspects of our daily lives. To ensure that this technical revolution continues to thrive, science in all of its facets has to be persistently promoted and encouraged. The Heidelberg Laureate Forum rises to this challenge by bringing together the most exceptional mathematicians and computer scientists of their generations. Each year, in the last complete week of September, the recipients of the most prestigious awards in mathematics and computer science, the Abel Prize, ACM A.M. Turing Award, ACM Prize in Computing, Fields Medal and Nevanlinna Prize, meet 200 selected young researchers from all over the world. Participants spend a week interacting and networking in a relaxed atmosphere designed to encourage scientific exchange.More about HLFCongratulations to the Young Researchers of the 9th HLF!Congratulations to the 200 exceptional young researchers selected for this year’s 9th Heidelberg Laureate Forum! We look forward to an exciting week of scientific exchange, exploring new ideas, and bringing together promising young researchers with the brightest minds of mathematics and computer science. Check back soon to find more details on this upcoming event, taking place from September 18 to 23. Have a look at our past HLFs here. HLFF Spotlight The HLFF Spotlight: Alumni in Action series returns to shine on Makrina Agaoglou, a Juan de la Cierva Incorporación Researcher in theSpanish National Research Council (CSIC)atICMAT – Institute of Mathematical Sciences. In this interview, Makrina discusses her current project "Perceptions of Death in Collective Memory" and shares her perspective on interdisciplinary research, explaining both the challenges and benefits of collaborating outside of a specialization. The HLFF Spotlight profiles inspirational collaborations, projects and career developments of HLF alumni.moreThe LaureatesYoshua Bengio more Caucher Birkar more Frederick Brooks more Vinton Gray Cerf more Stephen Arthur Cook more Jeffrey A. Dean more Whitfield Diffie more Martin Hairer more Martin Hellman more John E. Hopcroft more William Morton Kahan more Leslie Lamport more Gregory Margulis more Shwetak N. Patel more Raj Reddy more Dana Stewart Scott more Joseph Sifakis more Stephen Smale more Richard Edwin Stearns more Ivan Sutherland more Robert Endre Tarjan more Leslie G. Valiant more Efim Zelmanov more View all LaureatesThe AwardsABEL PRIZEACM A.M. TURING AWARDACM PRIZE IN COMPUTINGFIELDS MEDALIMU ABACUS MEDALNEVANLINNA PRIZERegistered Office / Postal Address:Schloss-Wolfsbrunnenweg 3369118HeidelbergGermanyWrite to us+49 6221 533-380 Office / Exhibitions: MAINS Kurfürstenanlage 52 69115 Heidelberg Germany © 2019–2022 Heidelberg Laureate Forum Foundation Founded and funded byImprintPrivacy Policy