Plus at the Heidelberg Laureate Forum 2025
Every year in September the German city of Heidelberg hosts the Heidelberg Laureate Forum (HLF). It's an amazing experience — around 200 young researchers from around the world meet with the laureates of some of the most important prizes in maths and computer science, as well as a range of other experts from both fields.
A tour through maths and music
Behind the scenes at the HLF 2021
We love talking to young researchers and laureates at the Heidelberg Laureate Forum, and this year we produced a daily video diary to take everyone behind the scenes of this special digital HLF.
Talking to young researchers: Clement Twumasi
In this short video Clement Twumasi tells us about his work helping to understand a parasite that has been decimating fish populations around he world.
Talking to young researchers: Briane Paul Samson
In this short video Briane Paul Samson tells us about his work developing intelligent algorithms to help us navigate on busy roads.
Talking to young researchers: Yasmeen George
In this short video Yasmeen George talks to us about her work using machine learning to help diagnose disease from medical images.
Talking to young researchers: Tosin Babasola
Tosin Babasola tells us about his work using maths to model the effects of climate change on cocoa production.
Talking to young researchers
Life after the big Prize
The agent perspective
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