Why Mathematicians Still Need to Be in the Same Room @WebsEdgeScience
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Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Mathematics doesn't happen in isolation. The breakthroughs that reshape entire fields tend to emerge from researchers in the same room, pressing each other on hard problems — face-to-face discussion isn't a nicety, it's the infrastructure of fundamental science.

That's the premise behind the Bernoulli Center for Fundamental Studies at EPFL, on the shores of Lake Geneva. Now led by Fields Medallist Martin Hairer, the Center runs fast, focused research programmes — as short as one week — bringing global experts together to work on wherever a field is actually moving right now.

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Why Mathematicians Still Need to Be in the Same Room

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