OpenAI released an extraordinary quantity of mathematics this week: 722 manuscripts, grouped into 372 families of results, produced largely by an unreleased AI model that had been given roughly 4,000 ...

We can do more than defend science from a flood of AI-assisted papers. Used well, AI offers a historic opportunity to correct distortions in the publication system, help us publish fewer and better pa...

I am delighted to announce the opening of new PhD and Postdoctoral positions in my group, funded by the ERC Advanced Grant “De Tenebris”. These positions are at the crossroads of general relativity, gravitational wave astrophysics, and dark matter phenomenology, and will be hosted at GRAPPA — the University’s center of excellence in gravitation and astroparticle physics, located at the lively Amsterdam Science Park.

I just returned from an inspiring conference in Göttingen, organised by the German Physical Society to celebrate 100 years of quantum physics. It was in the summer of 1925 that Werner Heisenberg, seeking relief from his hay fever on the island of Helgoland, drafted the paper that changed physics forever. Back in Göttingen, together with Max Born and Pascual Jordan, he developed the first mathematical framework of the new theory — known as matrix mechanics — which marked the birth of modern quantum physics.

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