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We also cover some aspects of information-theoretic security such as perfectly secure encryption. An interesting connection with graph theory is made in the setting of zero-error information theory. Then, we prove Shannon's theorems about data compression and channel coding. In this course, we quickly review the basics of probability theory and introduce concepts such as (conditional) Shannon entropy, mutual information and entropy diagrams. These tasks have turned out to be fundamental for all of computer Shannon in the 1950s to investigate the fundamental limits on signal-processing operations such as compressing dataĪnd on reliably storing and communicating data.

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Want to see a programme (again)? Go to Go here to read the opening statement of the festival We, the People.See here for the Spring 2014 and Fall 2014 and Fall 2015 editions of Further photographs are available on /CultureForum. Photographs of some of the highlights can be viewed below. On social media, posts about the festival reached over 100,000 people.īut above all, new ideas and coalitions emerged: during the programme Power to the People, Mattia Santori (figurehead of the Italian protest movement 6000 Sardines) proposed to leaders of Extinction Rebellion (UK), Black Queer and Trans Resistance (NL), Million Moments for Democracy (CZ) and Gillets Jaunes (FRA) that they organise a protest event together. Prior to the festival, a We, the People campaign was conducted in national and international media, in cultural centres and coffee bars, and for a few days even with washable pavement chalk on the streets of Amsterdam. The Civic Councils, an initiative by the Forum on European Culture festival, travel further to Palermo and Warschau. National and international media published 120 articles about the festival. The physical festival venues were at Tolhuistuin, Foam, Brakke Grond, UvA, IJburg College, Boom Chicago and of course at De Balie in Amsterdam.Īs part of the festival, 2 theatre plays and 1 documentary premiered: The Suppliants, We, the People and The Vaccine. More than 25 organisations throughout Europe aired the livestream, including Eurozine, Manchester International Festival, Kulturama (Goethe Institute), Gazeta Wyborcza, European Capital of Culture Kaunas 2022, Time to Talk, De Brakke Grond, ITA, Foam, Tolhuistuin, Are We Europe, Arbeit an Europa, Theater of War, Black Ladies Talk, Study Association for European Studies (SES), Institut Francais and EUNIC. The festival’s livestream was viewed almost 15,000 times, drawing online visitors from across the world.

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Portraits making up part of the exhibition The Europeans could be viewed for free at numerous sites across Amsterdam, by following a walking route. Around 400 people took home a figurine from the exhibition Figures of Freedom.

So far, Afropeanin Foam has drawn more than 1000 visitors already. There were 3 spectacular exhibitions on show, of which 2 at De Balie and 1 at Foam photography museum (until 1 November!). All programmes were sold out but remain available for viewing via: /CultureForum and /DeBalieTV.įrom Thursday through Sunday, the festival received more than 100 domestic and international guests, both online and offline, amongst whom chefs Joris Bijendijk and Elena Arzak, political activist Flavia Kleiner and conservative British author Douglas Murray, economist Noreena Hertz, theatre director Ivo van Hove, photographer Johny Pitts, football experts David Goldblatt and Simon Kuper, geopolitical expert Kishore Mahbubani, author/feminist Taslima Nasrin and many, many more. The festival team organised 3 exhibitions and over 25 programmes for visitors and invited guests, spread across 4 days. Worldwide, almost 15,000 people watched the free livestreams. With We, the People as this year’s theme, the festival was livestreamed in its entirety, turning it

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The programme The Vaccine concluded a weekend full of theatre, dialogue and visual arts about European culture – in a Europe currently in the grip of coronavirus. Amsterdam, 22 September 2020 – The Forum on European Culture ended on Sunday evening with a social experiment devised by the festival in collaboration with the Hungarian director Árpád Schilling: suppose you have three effective COVID-19 vaccines and nine candidates, then who gets vaccinated first? The full documentary about this experiment can be viewed via this link.