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Researcher solves decades-old maths problem
How do you solve a mathematical problem that's seen no progress in 40 years? Dr Sam Mattheus, affiliated with the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, went to the US for a year to find out.
How do you solve a mathematical problem that's seen no progress in 40 years? Dr Sam Mattheus, affiliated with the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, went to the US for a year to find out.
Participate in the project ReCreate!
The University of Luxembourg, and more specifically the Department of Mathematics, will be at the Expo in Dubai from 22 February to 5 March 2022 with their project ReCreate.
The University of Luxembourg, and more specifically the Department of Mathematics, will be at the Expo in Dubai from 22 February to 5 March 2022 with their project ReCreate.
Cohabitees more likely to separate
Introduction: UAntwerp scientists carried out in-depth study of 'invisible wave of separations' and conclude: couples who do not marry tend to split up much more quickly.
Introduction: UAntwerp scientists carried out in-depth study of 'invisible wave of separations' and conclude: couples who do not marry tend to split up much more quickly.
Life Sciences - Sep 18
Human tissue waste a possible solution for cruelty-free research into male infertility
Human tissue waste a possible solution for cruelty-free research into male infertility
Environment - Sep 8
VUB EUTOPIA project DurAMat aims to create more sustainable metals via 3D printing
VUB EUTOPIA project DurAMat aims to create more sustainable metals via 3D printing
Research management - Aug 15
Ghent University remains first Belgian university in Academic Ranking of World Universities (Shanghai Ranking)
Ghent University remains first Belgian university in Academic Ranking of World Universities (Shanghai Ranking)
