Naast een wetenschappelijk semesterprogramma organiseert het CWI minisymposia, masterclasses, hackathons en data-challenges. Daarnaast hosten we reguliere wetenschappelijke bijeenkomsten zoals leesgroepen, seminars, samenwerkingssessies en open-probleemsessies. Dit vullen we in op een flexibele manier, waarbij we rekening houden met de voorkeuren van de deelnemers.
Evenementen
Een overzicht van komende en afgelopen CWI evenementen (Nederlands- en Engelstalig)
Summer school on QA and QEC
This summer school is part of the Research Semester Programme ‘Quantum Algorithms and Quantum Error Correction’.
Random Sets and Sequences
An afternoon of talks in honor of Michel Dekking's 80th birthday
CWI Scientific Meeting 2026
Have you ever wondered what the other groups at CWI do? Are there topics you'd like to know more about? Do you know what the 15 group acronyms stand for? Are there research questions that you'd like to answer that require skills from CWI colleagues? Are there challenges you think we should focus on at CWI? Then the CWI scientific meeting on 8 September 2026 is where you need to be!
The Math of the Deal - Inaugural lecture Professor Tim Baarslag
Prof.dr. Tim Baarslag was appointed part-time professor of Mathematics of Cooperative AI at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) on 1 June 2024. He will deliver his inaugural lecture on Thursday 17September 2026. The title of the lecture is The Math of the Deal
Wetenschapsdag Amsterdam Science Park 2026
CWI doet mee aan de Amsterdam Science Park wetenschapsdag tijdens het weekend van de wetenschap. Op zaterdag 3 oktober 2026 is het gebouw geopend van 12.00 tot 17.00 voor alle belangstellenden.
Inverse Problems Meeting 29-30 October 2026
Variational Multiscale Method Seminar
This seminar brings together researchers working on recent advances in the variational multiscale (VMS) method. The event aims to foster interaction between experts in theoretical analysis, numerical methods, and applications of multiscale modeling.
PhD defence Pardeep Kumar (Scientific Computing)
Modelling of CO2 Transport in Pipelines