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  • (New) Call for Quotes (Illogician issue #1)

    Deadline: Friday 27 June 2025

    Overheard anything memorable during this semester? The Illogician is collecting funny quotes from students and staff for its first issue. What are the most unhinged quotes you've heard during the semester? Which of them do you think people deserve to see on the first issue of The Illogician? Submit by June 27!

    For more information, see https://resources.illc.uva.nl/TheIllogician/calls/2025-05-23-quotes/ or contact Stefano Volpe at .
  • Call for Illustrator(s) MoL Magazine "The Illogician"

    Deadline: Friday 20 June 2025

    Are you a (PhD) student with a passion for drawing, sketching, or digital illustration? We're looking for talented illustrators to collaborate with our editorial team and bring The Illogician to life!

  • Call for Abstracts MoL Magazine "The Illogician" (issue #1)

    Deadline: Friday 16 May 2025

    We’re putting out a call for abstracts for our upcoming brand new MoL magazine, The Illogician! Whether you’ve got a thought-provoking essay, a compelling opinion piece, a review of something interesting, or a summary of a paper that caught your eye, we want to hear about it. Any logic-related topic is welcome, from deep and serious pieces to comical stories. Just keep your abstract to a maximum of 300 words and submit the following form by May 16th. All Master of Logic, Logic Year, and ILLC PhD students are welcome to submit an abstract. Looking forward to seeing your ideas!

  • In Memoriam Shengmen Luo

    The In Memoriam[/i] page for our Master of Logic student Shengmen Luo is now available at:

    https://msclogic.illc.uva.nl/In-memoriam-Shengmen-Luo/

    If anyone would like to add some personal words to this page, please contact Peter van Ormondt or Nick Bezhanishvili.

    For more information, contact Nick Bezhanishvili at .
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    Join the UvA Pride LGBTQ+ Research Network!

    Are you doing research into the LGBTQ+ community or are you interested in the current LGBTQ+ research at the UvA? Join the LGBTQIA+ Research Network with UvA Pride! To join send an e-mail to to be added the Research Network newsletter or join the Research Network LinkedIn page to stay up to date on all research and events. Don't want to join our Research Network, but want to connect with UvA Pride? You can do so by emailing to , joining our UvA Pride Teams Channel or sending us a DM on Instagram.

    Our next event will take place on May 22nd at Roeterseiland Campus.

    For more information, see here or contact Jessica Fenenga at .
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    Resignation of MLQ Editorial Board & Launch of new diamond open access journal ZML

    On 7 April 2025, the entire editorial board of the journal MLQ: Mathematical Logic Quarterly, published by the commercial publisher Wiley, has announced its resignation since they believe in open science, diamond open access, and the control of journals by the academic community free from profit-oriented interests. Simultaneously, the DVMLG (German logic association) announced that the journal will no longer be published under the auspices of the DVMLG. In the past, the MLQ editorial office was based at the ILLC; ILLC staff member Nick Bezhanishvili is one of the editors who resigned.

    Those editors free from contractual obligations with Wiley have launched a new English-language diamond open access journal ZML: Zeitschrift für Mathematische Logik und Grundlagen der Mathematik.

    For more information, see https://zml.international or contact Benedikt Löwe at .
  • Learn Dutch Sign Language for free!

    ILLC's SignLab and UvA's Central Diversity Office offer all UvA employees and students free online lessons in Dutch Sign Language. So if you have always wanted to learn some Dutch Sign Language, this is your chance!

  • Unpublished lecture notes Kees Doets now available

    Over several years Kees Doets, who died in November 2024 at the age of 83, was giving at the ILLC institute at the University of Amsterdam a course `Zermelo-Fraenkel Set Theory'. Kees was known for his elegant and lucid writing style. Thanks to Kees' family his unpublished lecture notes from this course are now available online at https://resources.illc.uva.nl/emeriti/Kees-Doets/Publicaties/. The notes deal with constructible sets, forcing, and iterated forcing and include more than 250 exercises, with selected solutions.