Icelandic advantage in computer-assisted proof (Iceproof)

Iceproof was a collaboration project (June 2024-May 2026) between Reykjavik University and the University of Iceland, funded by the Collaboration Fund of Iceland's Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation (in March 2025 reorganized into the Ministry of Culture, Innovation and Higher Education).

The goals were to introduce the technology of computer-assisted proof into teaching of computer science and mathematics at RU and UI, bring it to IT professionals in Iceland, boost Icelandic research in the field and increase its visibility.

A project on the European level with overlapping aims was the EU COST action EuroProofNet (2020-2025).

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The 30th Nordic Congress of Mathematicians, NCM-30, to be held in Akureyri, 19-23 June 2027, will feature a special session on formalization of mathematics. Thierry Coquand is among the keynote speakers of the congress.

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Last update 17 June 2026