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From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

GAP Days in general GAP Days are meetings where developers and users with GAP programming experience are invited to discuss, influence, and contribute to the future development of GAP. To streamline each meeting, the organisers usually suggest a few main topics to work on during the week.

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

Dear colleague and friend, We are organizing a reading group at VUB and UCLouvain on the braided 2-category of Soergel bimodules—a recent topic connecting representation theory, low-dimensional topology, and higher categories.

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

SPEAKER: Diego Bolón Rodríguez (ULB)   TITLE: A review on highest density region estimation   ABSTRACT: Highest density regions (HDRs in short) are sets where the density function of the data exceeds a given (and usually high) threshold.

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

Join Our Upcoming Seminar on AI, NLP, and Text Analysis! We are thrilled to announce a two-day seminar series that will delve into the world of text analysis, artificial intelligence (AI), and natural language processing (NLP).

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).

From November on we host the MaDS Seminar "Tuesday Talks" every 2 weeks where our colleagues present their research in 50 minutes (followed by a 10 minutes question round).