What does the future hold? Sustainability that pays off! To help shape the ecological turnaround, Mathematician Sarah Wolf analyzes agent-based modeling for sustainability issues.
Speeding up the process of developing and gaining approval for new drugs is the goal of a research team at Harvard Medical School working together with the BMS Alumnus, Georg Gorgulla, and the MATH+ member, Konstantin Fackeldey from TU Berlin. They explore possible viral binding
The Berlin Mathematics Research Center MATH+ invites applications for positions in the new projects in the Application Areas, Emerging Fields and Transfer Unit starting in 2021.
In the interview, Martin Skutella reviews the first two years of MATH+ as MATH+ Chair from 2019 until the end of 2020, the history behind the foundation, its challenges, goals, and developments.
The MATH+ Hanna Neumann Fellowships 2021 for young women mathematicians were awarded to Marta Panizzut and Nicole Mücke. On 11 February, the International Day of Women and Girls in Sciences, we present an interview with the Hanna Neumann fellows about their career paths and passion
The COVIDStrategyCalculator is a standalone software to assess testing- and quarantine strategies for incoming travelers, contact person management, and de-isolation. The team of scientists includes MATH+ member Max von Kleist.
Martin Grötschel, who is a MATH+ member, receives the Cantor Medal of the Deutsche Mathematiker-Vereinigung (DMV) for 2021. The Cantor Medal is the most important scientific award of the DMV. It is awarded every two years.
Applications for the doctoral program of the Berlin Mathematical School (BMS) are possible until 01 December 2020!
The German Centre for Mathematics Teacher Education (DZLM) will become part of the Leibniz Institute for Science and Mathematics Education (IPN) in Kiel in 2021! Congratulations!
The MATH+ Day 2020 took place on 6 November with more than 140 participants of the Berlin’s mathematics community. The General Assembly elected a new board and Christof Schütte as the new MATH+ chair followed by presentations of the previous two years‘ research results accompanied