On 06 November 2021, the mathematicians Sarah Wolf (FU Berlin) and Steffen Fürst (ZIB) presented the “Decision Theatre” as part of the Berlin Science Week and invited to a discussion about sustainable mobility. The Decision Theatre is an innovative science communication format that supports discussions
On 05 November, the third MATH+ Day and the General Assembly took place with more than 180 participants. This year, MATH+ used the video-chat-platform Meetingland that transformed the MATH+ Day into a virtual networking experience that allows all participants to interact by meetings in the
Volker Mehrmann, Technische Universität Berlin, became the third mathematician from Berlin to be named a fellow of the American Mathematical Society (AMS) along with John M. Sullivan (TU Berlin) and Günter M. Ziegler (FU Berlin).
MATH+ and BMS invite applications for the Dirichlet Postdoc Fellowship. The fellowship starts in Fall 2022 and runs for two years. The call is open to promising young mathematicians who will have received their PhD by 30 September 2022. Application deadline: 01 December 2021.
On 16th September 2021, Professor Andreas Griewank passed unexpectedly away at the age of 71. Berlin mathematics has lost a highly respected colleague and wonderful person. Born in Kassel, Andreas Griewank studied mathematics in Clausthal and Freiburg. After he received his diploma in 1976, he went
In August 2021, MATH+ welcomes Professor Dr. Alexander O. Govorov to join the MATH+ community in Berlin on his first visit as Distinguished Visiting Scholar 2021.
MATH+ chair Christof Schütte in an interview with Freie Universität Berlin on his research, the relevance of mathematics in the pandemic, the interdisciplinary work within MATH+, and the goals of the cluster of excellence.
MATH+ scientists from the three major Berlin universities explain their different approaches to agent-based modeling and discuss its possibilities and limits.
MATH+ wishes Jürg Kramer all the best on his 65th birthday! His outstanding commitment to Berlin mathematics and young mathematicians within MATHEON, the Berlin Mathematical School (BMS), and MATH+ make him one of our most highly valued members.
First research results of MATH+ project AA2-14 published in Nature Communications.