Hear from Florian, Open-Source Software Engineer, in the second part of this two part series, on the challenges and breakthroughs of an internal G-Research initiative aimed at enhancing the .NET developer experience at scale.
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Each month, we provide up to £2,000 in grant money to early career researchers in quantitative disciplines. Hear from our December grant winners.
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We were thrilled to welcome James Maynard, Fields Medallist 2022 and Professor of Number Theory, at the Mathematical Institute in Oxford, on stage for the latest Distinguished Speaker Symposium last month. James’ talk on Patterns in prime numbers hones in on unanswered questions within mathematics and the recent developments that have brought the solutions to those problems closer to reality. Hear more in his exclusive interview with us.
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