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Initially developed to provide topical reporting during the annual HLF, the blog hosted by SciLogs has evolved to provide interesting content in English and German from the worlds of mathematics and computer science throughout the year. Contributions include coverage of current discussions and exciting questions from mathematics and computer science, interviews with laureates and young researchers. The idea is to deliver diverse posts for a diverse audience, much like the projects of the HLFF.

The Calculus of Variations – Part 2 of 2: Give it a Wiggle

Calculus of Variations – Part 1 of 2: Give It a Wiggle

Cryptography: Taking on Any Adversary

Beyond the AI paradox: Are Machines Capable of Genuine Creativity?

The Paradox of Artificial Intelligence: Smarter than a Grandmaster but More Ignorant than a Toddler

Blurring the Lines between Discrete and Continuous Mathematics

Why Dividing by Zero Is a Terrible Idea

Math, Art, and Communication: How Mathematicians Engage the World

Galois’ Enduring Legacy

Graphene is Coming? Graphene Is Already Here (and More of It Is Coming)

A New Take on the Navier–Stokes Equations

What Machine Learning Models for Climate Impacts Can Teach Us About How to Deal Responsibly With AI

Was wir von KI-Modellen für Extremwetterfolgen über den Umgang mit KI allgemein lernen können

How Mathematics and Computer Science Help to Tackle the Climate Crisis

Maybritt Schillinger

At the 11th Heidelberg Laureate Forum, Young Researchers Step Into the Spotlight

Mathematical Tattoos: The Ink Equation

Was heißt es, dass – und wie weit – der Einfluss der Umwelt mein Verhalten erklärt?

Christoph Pöppe

Science Communication Between Diversity and Universality

Wissenschaftskommunikation zwischen Vielfalt und Universalität

Data Is Unreasonably Effective, and There Is Plenty of It to Explore