Erstes persönliches Treffen der IMACM-Juniors nach Corona. Zahlreiche Teilnehmer genossen aufschlussreiche Vorträge und Pizza.
IMACM-Juniors Revival 13th October 2022

The IMACM interdisciplinary, weekly seminar "Analysis and Numerics of port Hamiltonian Systems" with internal and external speakers will continue in the winter term 2022/23.
IMACM seminar "Analysis and Numerics of port Hamiltonian Systems"

Since September 2022, Thomas Kruse is the new professor for Uncertainty Quantification and Risk Analysis. He strengthens IMACM as an expert in Monte Carlo methods, financial mathematics, stochastic analysis, stochastic control theory and machine learning.
Thomas Kruse appointed as new professor für Uncertainty Quantification and Risk Analysis

FOR 5269 is a DFG funded Reserach Unit on computing quark propagation in a gluon background. The project involves physicists and mathematicians who join forces to obtain progress in numerical and stochastic algorithms which is mandatory for future simulations in theoretical particle physics, in particular, for glueballs.
DFG-Research Unit FOR 5269 started

On the occasion of its 50th birthday, the University of Wuppertal opened its doors on May 21. Young and old were invited to participate in exciting experiments, to experience interesting research and to take a diverse look behind the scenes. The IMACM participated with contributions from stochastics, optimization and AI.
Open Day at the occasion of the 50-th anniversary of Bergische Universität

Dr. Joch Glück is the new Junior-Professor for analysis of differential equations at the school of mathematics and natural sciences at Bergische Universität Wuppertal. The research of Jochen Glück includes the analysis of time dependent differential equations and in particular the long time behavior of solutions.
New Junior-Professor for Analysis of Differential Equations

In the summer term 2022, IMACM starts a new interdisciplinary, weekly seminar "Analysis and Numerics of port Hamiltonian Systems" with internal and external speakers.
IMACM seminar "Analysis and Numerics of port Hamiltonian Systems"

IMACM's participation in two new EU Marie Sklodowska-Curie doctoral networks will bring four international Ph.D. students to Wuppertal in 2023.
Two new EU doctoral training networks

Dr. Claudia Totzeck is a new junior professor for continuous optimization in the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the University of Wuppertal. In her research, the 34-year-old deals with the modeling, simulation and optimization of interacting particle systems, which are used, for example, in the control of pedestrian or herd behavior. The junior professor studied mathematics (Bachelor) at the Justus Liebig University of Giessen and Mathematics International (Master) at the Technical University of Kaiserslautern, where she also received her doctorate in 2016. Claudia Totzeck was a research assistant at the TU Kaiserslautern and a Margarete von Wrangell Fellow at the University of Mannheim until her move to Wuppertal in April of this year.
New Junior Professor for Continuous Optimization