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Summer reads part 3: Stories with a mathematical twist

In this third post of our summer reads series we gather articles with an unexpected mathematical twist.

In this article we have collected all the interviews and the personal blog posts written during the last year. Enjoy!

Now that the summer vacation is approaching we are all looking for our summer reads.

Why you are jet-lagged longer when flying from New York to Amsterdam than the other way around.

How does your navigation system find the fastest route in a road network, if it does not know where traffic…

A brand new solution to an old mathematical problem.

Random walks are popularly described as a drunkard’s path down the streets. What happens when the streets also start to…

Always complaining because your Wi-Fi does not work well? Here are the reasons!

Prof. dr. ir. Hans Heesterbeek, one of the leading infectious disease epidemiologists in the Netherlands, is a busy man.

Steel industries work with universities trying to understand how microstructure features influence the properties of metals.