With a project closely related to MATH+ research in EF1-7 and EF1-11, the team Notorious F.U.B. wins the quantum machine learning hackathon QHack 2021.
MATH+ members Peter Robin Hiesinger and Bruno Klingler receive prestigious ERC Advanced Grants.
How modeling and simulations by two Berlin research groups help to predict the future and support decision-makers in times of corona crisis. The approach with agent-based models is the same; the difference lies in the dimensions.
The successful project proposal Schule@DecisionTheatreLab, headed by Sarah Wolf (FU Berlin), was developed by a consortium of six members from the three Berlin universities and is based on the collaborative research of the Cluster of Excellence MATH+.
With Number 9 to the prestigious SIGEST Award! Michael Joswig and his co-authors were awarded by the Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) for a paper, which deals with a special problem for solving linear programs.
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
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.