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Captivated by Time
+ How Time Affects All Sciences
+ 15th of February 2023 +

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De Leidsche Flesch Symposium

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This is a biannual symposium organised by the study association for physics, astronomy, mathematics and computer science in Leiden, De Leidsche Flesch. At this symposium, this time held on account of the 100th year anniversary of the association, more than ten speakers from all fields of science will tell us all about the field of interest. At Scheltema in Leiden we will experience a day full of talks, science and curiosity.

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For questions please send an email to: symposium@deleidscheflesch.nl
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If you are enthusiastic to attend our symposium on the 15th of February, you can sign up via this link . +
Attending the symposium is completely free and lunch will be provided. Nevertheless, signing up is a requirement. +

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The day of our symposium is divided into two tracks: a mathematics and computer science focused track; and a physics and astronomy focused track. However, there are lectures that both tracks have together. Walk-in starts at 9:30 and the first lecture starts at 10:00. The day will be completed with a joint lecture that ends at 17:00. After a long day of lectures there is a possibility to move back with us to “our” Snellius where dinner will be served, and where we can talk the day through while enjoying something to drink and eat. +
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    Prof. dr. Vincent Iche

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    Dr. Frits Veerman

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    Prof. dr. Henkjan Honing

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    Prof. dr. Ulrike Felt

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Prof. dr. Vincent Icke - He is one of few people in the Netherlands that is not only an exceptional lecturer and researcher, but also one of the most famous Dutch scientists.

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At the moment he is an emeritus professor of theoretical astronomy at Leiden University, the institute where he earned his PhD in 1972 with a thesis on the formation of galaxies in clusters. He continued his research for several years at prestigious institutes for astrophysics at Cambridge University and Caltech.

+ + Besides his academic work he is also an artist and he is committed to the popularisation of science with TV performances and books like “Reisbureau Einstein” and “Licht. Tussen waarheid en wetenschap”.,

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Dr. Frits Veerman - He is an expert in the field of dynamical systems and as lecturer of several mathematics courses, like an undergraduate course on multivariable calculus and the graduate course “Introduction to Dynamical Systems”, he is a familiar face for mathematics students at Leiden University.

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After his PhD in Leiden he worked as a postdoc at the renowned Centre of Mathematical Biology in Oxford. After postdoctoral research in Edinburgh and being a Humboldt Research Fellow in Heidelberg he returned to Leiden, where he is currently an assistant professor.

+ + At the moment he is mainly occupied with research in mathematical biology, an exciting interface of applied analysis and theoretical biology. With his expertise he is a suitable speaker for this event and a great addition to the other ones that we will announce in the coming weeks.

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Prof. dr. Henkjan Honing - He is a pioneer in the field of music cognition, an interdisciplinary field of study that looks into the role of perception, emotion, memory and expectation when listening to music. Honing is especially interested in what musicality is and can be; both in humans and animals.

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After obtaining his PhD from the City University in London, he started specialising in computational modelling music cognition. He was granted a Distinguished NIAS Lorentz fellowship for his work. In 2014 he became full professor at the Institute of Logic, Language and Computation in Amsterdam. Moreover, he was elected to be a member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. + + Beside lots of scientific publications, he has also published several books for the general public. In “Aap slaat maat. Op zoek naar de oorsprong van muzikaliteit bij mens en dier.” he points out surprising insights in the musicality of animals.

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Prof. dr. Ulrike Felt - She has a broad interest in science and society. She played a big role in international research projects, for example being president of European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST, 2017-2021).
Furthermore, she has been a visiting professor at numerous universities among them: ETH Zürich and STS group at Harvard University.

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In 1983 she obtained her PhD in theoretical physics from the university of Vienna. She went to work as a member of the interdisciplinary research team at CERN that analysed the societal, political and scientific aspect of this huge European collaboration. In 1988 Ulrike Felt returned to Vienna, to the Helga Nowotny Institute of Philosophy of Science and Science Research. About ten years later she received her habilitation in Sociology of Science.

+ + Prof. dr. Felt is very involved in societal discussion about the role of science and technology in the contemporary world. On top of that, she is active in the field of European and Austrian policy advice.

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Dr. James Grime - He is broadly known for his appearances in the most famous maths Youtube channel, Numberphile.
+ Dr. Grime is a mathematician with a great passion for maths communication and promotion of mathematics. Therefore he spends most of his time touring the world to give talks or on Youtube reaching millions of people. +

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James studied mathematics at Lancaster university. After obtaining his PhD from York university, he worked in research in combinatorics and group theory. + Then he joined the Millennium Mathematics Project from the University of Cambridge and he ran The Enigma Project on their behalf to bring mathematics to life.

+ + Besides his very successful Numberphile videos with which he reaches millions of people, James also reaches 12,000 people of all ages in the numerous talks he gives.

+ + If you want to know more about James Grime: check out his Youtube channel "singingbanana"; his Numberphile videos; or just google him and enjoy all the other talks that are available.

+ + Dr. James Grime will be a speaker for both tracks. +

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