Spotlight

The MATH+ Spotlight talks aim to strengthen the connections between ongoing research projects in MATH+ and keep MATH+ members up to date with what’s currently happening in the Cluster. They are meant to foster relations between and across Applications Areas and Emerging Fields as well as Incubator and Transfer projects. At the same idea, BMS Phase I students can get ideas for their dissertation topics. In each talk, the (post) doctoral researchers from the projects shine a spotlight onto their scientific work.

Schedule for the summer semester 2022:

27 April: Guillaume Sagnol (MATH+ Junior Research Group Leader): Optimizing the operation theatre
11 May: Henri Elad Altman (Dirichlet Postdoc): Long-time behaviour of additive functionals of rough stochastic processes through local times 
01 June: Fabian Telschow (MATH+ Junior Research Group Leader) EF3-10: True Excursion Discovery Inference for Imaging Data
15 June: Johannes Zonker – EF5-1: Spreading of Copper Technology in Ancient Times
29 June: Letícia Mattos (Dirichlet Postdoc)
13 July: David Martínez-Rubio (EF1-14): Fast Algorithms for Packing Proportional Fairness and its Dual

Schedule for the winter semester 2021/22:

27 October: Zeno Schätzle – AA2-8: Deep Backflow for Accurate Solution of the Electronic Schrödinger Equation

10 November: Paul Hager – AA4-2: Optimal Control in Energy Markets Using Rough Analysis and Deep Networks

24 November: Felipe Galarce – EF3-9: Mathematical Framework for MR Poroelastography

08 December: Felix Günther – EF2-1: Smooth Discrete Surfaces

12 January: Marvin Lücke – EF4-8: Concentration Effects and Collective Variables in Agent-Based Systems

26 January: Jonathan Leake (Dirichlet Postdoc): Approximate Counting and Volume via Entropy Optimization

09 February: Maximilian Engel (MATH+ Junior Research Group Leader) – Synchronization and Chaos for Random Systems: General insights and application to chemical reaction models

Schedule for the summer semester 2021:

21 April: Luzie Helfmann – EF4-2: Understanding Tipping and Other Dynamical Transitions in Systems Containing Human Agents

05 May: Kostas Papafitsoros – EF3-5: Direct Reconstruction of Biophysical Parameters Using Dictionary Learning and Robust Regularization

19 May: Daniel Schmidt genannt Waldschmidt – AA3-6: Stochastic Scheduling with Restricted Adaptivity

02 June: Michael Quellmalz – EF3-6: Deformation Based Regularization of Inverse Problems on Manifolds

16 June: Mattes Mollenhauer – AA 1-2: Learning Transition Manifolds and Effective Dynamics of Biomolecules

30 June: Antonia Chmiela – EF1-9: Adaptive Algorithms through Machine Learning: Exploiting Interactions in Integer Programming

14 July: Markus Kantner: AA2-13: Modelling and Optimization of Semiconductor Lasers for Quantum Metrology Applications