We are delighted to introduce Sintia Laura Nyaffi Achikwoue, Gil Wilfried Laken Kouatche, and Sergio Germain Tinaharimanjaka as the second cohort of MATH+ YAM Fellows in the Young African Mathematicians (YAM) Fellowship Program for the academic year 2024/25. Welcome to the MATH+ community!
MATH+ and BMS invite applications for the Dirichlet Postdoc Fellowships. The fellowship begins in Fall 2025 and lasts for two years. The call is open to promising young mathematicians who will have received their PhD by 30 September 2025. Application deadline: 1 December 2024.
Frank Noé, a MATH+ member, professor of Mathematical Modeling in the Life Sciences at Freie Universität Berlin, and partner at Microsoft Research AI for Science has been elected as a Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS) for his contributions to Machine Learning in the
The Berlin Mathematical School (BMS) is the Graduate School of MATH+. BMS offers a doctoral program in Berlin's rapidly evolving scientific landscape, providing an exciting range of opportunities for both mathematical research and graduate education. We are now accepting applications for admission from talented students
Peter K. Friz, Einstein Professor at TU Berlin and MATH+ member, has been awarded the MATH+ Distinguished Fellowship for outstanding contributions to the mathematical sciences. In an interview with MATH+, he discusses his academic journey, his research on Rough Path Theory, and future plans, including
How can collaboration with the Global South in mathematics help address global challenges? What does international cooperation, particularly with Africa, look like? This MERIDIAN podcast episode explores how mathematics can drive global change through a discussion with Postdoc Dominic Bunnett (TU Berlin) and PhD/BMS student
Sven Wang, MATH+ member and Junior Professor at Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, has been elected to the "Junge Akademie," a recognition that underscores his contributions to mathematics and his interdisciplinary approach. In an interview with MATH+, he talked about his research interests, and love
A "Nature Physics" paper by MATH+ member Jens Eisert's group shows that error mitigation is not a scalable scheme, contrary to its central role in IBM's strategy. What challenges arise with the question of how quantum errors can be mitigated?
In cooperation with the Einstein Foundation Berlin, the Berlin Mathematical School (BMS) of the Cluster of Excellence MATH+ awards up to three annual prizes for outstanding dissertations to BMS graduates. We are delighted that the MATH+ Dissertation Award 2023 have been presented to Viorel Andrei
Das „Exzellente Pub Quiz“ bei der „Langen Nacht der Wissenschaften 2024” an der TU Berlin war ein großer Erfolg! Veranstaltet wurde es wie schon im letzten Jahr von den sieben Berliner Exzellenzclustern mit Fragen aus ihren Forschungsbereichen. 39 Teams wetteiferten in zwei Quiz-Runden mit