Hanno Gottschalk (TU Berlin) on Automated Driving Using AI

Hanno Gottschalk has been a professor for "Mathematical Modeling of Industrial Life Cycles" at the Institute of Mathematics at TU Berlin since April 2023, when he also became a member of MATH+. A significant focus of his research is the application of data-driven modeling using

MATH+ Distinguished Fellow Bruno Klingler (HU Berlin)

We are delighted that Bruno Klingler, Einstein-Professor for Algebra at the Department of Mathematics of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, has been awarded the MATH+ Distinguished Fellowship. The MATH+ Distinguished Fellowship Program recognizes outstanding contributions to the mathematical sciences and supports the work of world-leading mathematicians in

MATH+ Hanna Neumann Fellow 2024: Zahra Mokhtari

We are delighted to announce that Zahra Mokhtari, a postdoctoral researcher at Freie Universität Berlin in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, has been awarded the Hanna Neumann Fellowship 2024. Congratulations! 

Ana Djurdjevac Receives “Daimler and Benz Foundation“ Scholarship

MATH+ member Ana Djurdjevac has been awarded the “Daimler and Benz Foundation“ scholarship for her new research initiative titled “Advances in Numerical Methods for Fluctuating Hydrodynamics and Hybrid Algorithms.” Ana Djurdjeva is currently a Junior Professor (Tenure Track) in the Department of Mathematics and Computer

BMS PhD Student Anastasija Pešić Selected as GAMM Junior

We are delighted to announce that BMS PhD student Anastasija Pešić has been selected as a GAMM Junior. GAMM Juniors are young researchers and members of the GAMM who have distinguished themselves with an excellent diploma, master's, and/or PhD thesis in the fields of Applied

Science Publication: “Self-Organization – Is That How You Build a Brain?”

An interdisciplinary research team involving neurobiologists and mathematicians at Freie Universität Berlin set out to investigate, both biologically and mathematically, the fundamental mechanisms that determine neuronal wiring. Their results have recently been published in “Science.” They showed that “neural superposition wiring” is determined through self-organization.