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Theoretical games explore the limits of quantum entanglement

The elusive phenomenon of quantum entanglement could enable unparalleled possibilities, but exactly how powerful are they? CWI researcher Tom Bannink explored cooperative games to assess when entanglement provides an advantage over our …

Theoretical games explore the limits of quantum entanglement

Software Engineering Symposium 2020 (SEN) at CWI

Coming Friday VERSEN organizes the sixth Dutch national software engineering symposium at CWI. It will feature six invited talks from academia and industry.

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CWI starts development of statistical framework for prediction of fires

Recently, a project submitted to NWO-TTW's open technology programme by a consortium consisting of researchers from CWI, UT, Thales and the Twente Fire Brigade has been granted.

CWI starts development of statistical framework for prediction of fires

Weather forecast techniques help find the perfect oil drill

A new way of processing data from rock measurements could lead to a much more efficient oil extraction. During her PhD research, Sangeetika Ruchi developed a method to infer the most probable …

Weather forecast techniques help find the perfect oil drill

Pablo Cesar awarded Dutch prize for ICT research 2020

The 2020 Dutch Prize for ICT Research is to be awarded to Pablo Cesar, group leader of CWI's Distributive and Interactive Systems group (DIS).

Pablo Cesar awarded Dutch prize for ICT research 2020

Reality check for financial risk assessment tool concludes CWI-led project

One of the most promising tools for assessing financial risks proves to hold up after a thorough mathematical gauging. CWI researcher Ki Wai Chau developed a numerical analysis of complex algorithms that …

Reality check for financial risk assessment tool concludes CWI-led project. Image: Shutterstock.

Levchin prize for Marc Stevens’ groundbreaking work on hash functions

For their groundbreaking work on the security of collision resistant hash functions researchers Marc Stevens (CWI) and Xiaoyun Wang (Tsinghua University) were awarded one of the two 2020 Levchin Prizes for real-world …

Levchin prize for Marc Stevens’ groundbreaking work on hash functions

New protocols can speed up early quantum computers

How can quantum computers perform as many computations as possible within the short lifespan of quantum memory? CWI researcher Koen Groenland developed methods to do so. His results can help improve early …

New protocols can speed up early quantum computers