Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, plays a central role in various national and international programs and organizations.

CWI is, for instance, host of the W3C Benelux Office - the regional node of the World Wide Web Consortium in the Benelux. It is also host of COMMIT - the extensive programme for universities, research institutions and industry that brings together leading computer scientists in the Netherlands. CWI also houses the IMO Foundation - the international office of the International Mathematics Olympiad.


A brief overview of CWI related organizations:

CWI hosts:

COMMIT/

International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) Office

W3C Benelux Office

Platform Wiskunde Nederland (PWN)

Epsilon Uitgaven

Nieuw Archief voor Wiskunde

Pythagoras

Vierkant voor Wiskunde

CWI participates in

EIT ICT Labs (as a core partner)

ERCIM (being an active member and one of its founders)

NISB

W3C

Special cooperation with

INRIA

CWI is part of NWO, the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research.

CWI is located at the Science Park Amsterdam, cooperating with the other organizations (such as AMOLF, Nikhef, SARA, UvA-FNWI) in research projects, communications and the annual Science Park Amsterdam Open Day in October.

CWI has about 200 research partners, such as businesses, governments, financial institutions and research organizations.