Congratulations, Masaki Kashiwara, on this amazing achievement #abelprize! We would be honored to welcome you at the 12th Heidelberg Laureate Forum this year! #hlf25 #hlforum #heidelberg
About us
In 2013, the co-founder of SAP, Klaus Tschira, established the nonprofit Heidelberg Laureate Forum Foundation (HLFF) with the goal of fostering mathematics and computer science. The HLFF organizes the annual Heidelberg Laureate Forum (HLF), a networking conference where 200 outstanding young researchers in mathematics and computer science interact with the recipients of the most renowned prizes in the fields. Another primary focus of the Foundation is turning the public’s attention toward mathematics and computer science, not only to awaken but to strengthen their interest through events and exhibitions held in their Mathematics Informatics Station (MAINS). The HLFF is funded by the German foundation Klaus Tschira Stiftung (KTS), which supports the natural sciences, mathematics and computer science, while striving to increase their appreciation. Education, research and science communication are the foundation’s three primary areas of focus. https://www.hlf-foundation.org/imprint.html https://www.hlf-foundation.org/privacy-policy.html
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https://www.hlf-foundation.org/
External link for Heidelberg Laureate Forum Foundation
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- 11-50 employees
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- Heidelberg
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- Nonprofit
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- 2013
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- Mathematics, Computer Science, Connecting laureates of mathematics and computer science with the next generation, Interaction, Networking, Exchange, Exhibitions, and Experience and understand mathematics and computer science
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Schloss-Wolfsbrunnenweg 33
Heidelberg, 69118, DE
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Kurfürstenanlage 52
Heidelberg, 69115 , DE
Employees at Heidelberg Laureate Forum Foundation
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📕🦉Reinhold M. Karner
Mentor for Entrepreneurs, Founders & Start-ups | Bestselling Author | Lecturer | Advisory Board Member (OI), Harvard Business Review | Inspiring…
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Martin Rainer
Certified Systemic Coach | For Leaders, Talents and private Individuals
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Francisca O Oladipo
Vice-Chancellor Thomas Adewumi University and Vice President, VODAN Africa
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Sarah MacLeod
Head of Young Researchers Relations at Heidelberg Laureate Forum Foundation.
Updates
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Congratulations to Torsten Hoefler, for being named as the recipient of the 2024 ACM Prize in Computing ACM, Association for Computing Machinery! We would be honored to welcome you at the 12th Heidelberg Laureate Forum this year! #hlf25 #hlforum #heidelberg #acm
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Did you know that the ACM Prize in Computing ACM, Association for Computing Machinery was awarded to two outstanding women (Amanda Randles und Yael Tauman Kalai) in the last two years? The prize recognizes fundamental innovative contributions in the field of computer science. The recipient for the 2024 award will be announced soon. The recipient of the 2022 ACM Prize in Computing is Yael Tauman Kalai. We had the honor to interview her and learn more about her life and career. Watch now: https://lnkd.in/exdcQeKf #acm #hlforum #heidelberg
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Did you know that the Abel Prize – recognizing pioneering scientific achievements in mathematics – is presented by the King of Norway? The last award (in 2024) went to Michel Talagrand for his groundbreaking contributions to probability theory and functional analysis. The announcement of this year’s recipient(s) will take place on Wednesday, March 26, at 12:00 p.m. (CET) Watch here on Wednesday: https://abelprize.no/
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📢To all our HLF Alumni: Join the new Coffee Break about Neurodiversity and Leadership with Dr. Judith Rommel. When: Thursday, March 20, 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. (CET) via Zoom Register here: https://lnkd.in/euCzpgE5
📣 Our Next Coffee Break Is Coming Up: Neurodiversity and Leadership – Creating Inclusive Workspaces for Unique Minds with Dr. Judith B. Rommel ➡️ Neurodiversity is a key aspect of human cognitive diversity, encompassing conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, sensory processing sensitivity, and giftedness. As workplaces aim to support innovation and inclusion, leaders need to better understand how neurodivergent individuals experience their surroundings—and how to create spaces where they can succeed. In our next coffee break with Judith, we will explore: 🔹What is neurodiversity, and why does it matter for leadership? 🔹How do work and living environments impact neurodivergent individuals? 🔹What practical strategies can leaders use to support neurodiverse teams? Through clear case studies and research-based insights, we will explore real-world approaches to create workplaces where all neurocognitive styles are valued. About Judith: Dr. Judith B. Rommel is a multidisciplinary scientist with a background in Biology, Mathematics, and Chemoinformatics. Her current research focuses on neurodiversity and housing needs. Currently based at DHBW Stuttgart, she leads initiatives at the intersection of neurodiversity, technology, and leadership—most notably, the nonprofit housing platform Lilevi. She is also the founder of BZND – Center for Neurodiversity e.V. Her book "Neurodiversity, Sensory Processing Sensitivity, and Housing: From Applied Research to Social Innovation" will be published by Springer in 2025. She is Aluma of the GSO Leadership Academy 2017/2018. 📆 When: Thursday, March 20, 4:00 – 5:00 pm (CET) via Zoom Register here: https://lnkd.in/euCzpgE5 To complete the registration process, be sure to log in to your AlumNode account. 👉 This coffee break is for leaders, researchers, and professionals who want to make workplaces more inclusive and innovative by supporting neurodiversity. We look forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences on neurodiversity in leadership! Your AlumNode Team, Mara, Martina, Kübra & Sofia ______________________ AlumNode Coffee Breaks are short, informal virtual meetups to share experiences and ideas in a supportive, peer-to-peer setting. Topics reflect what’s important to the community — and all of our alumni are welcome to host one! It's a space for open conversations and shared learning without aiming to provide formal advice.
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📢Until the end of March📢, science journalists from all media (print, TV, online, radio) can apply for a limited number of travel grants to cover the 12th Heidelberg Laureate Forum in September. You will have the opportunity to interact with some of the brightest minds in mathematics and computer science. Be sure to submit your application by March 31, 2025. For more information, check out our website: https://lnkd.in/g3Qi9-_d
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Today is the International Day of Mathematics – commonly celebrated as Pi Day. The day is a global celebration in honour of mathematics! And this year's theme is "Mathematics, Art and Creativity". The International Day of Mathematics is a project led by the International Mathematical Union and was proclaimed by UNESCO at the 40th session of the General Conference in November 2019. Visit the official website for more information, and check out the events map for all activities around the day: https://www.idm314.org/
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Meet Fields Medal recipient Martin Hairer, who is currently Professor of Pure Mathematics at EPFL and the Imperial College London. We were lucky enough to speak with him at the last HLF about his early fascination with mathematics and the circumstances that led to him being rewarded the Fields Medal in 2014. Check out the full interview – part of our extensive “HLFF Laureate Portraits” series – via the link below: https://lnkd.in/eJBix6hj
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