Imagine a moving biological cell as recorded and published in a movie by Johns Hopkins Medicineor an ice crystal in a cloud that starts to melt and freezes again as modeled for a fixed time in[Nousiainen, McFarquhar 2004]. Both cases have in common that the surface is changing its shapeover […]
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KoMSO – the Committee for Mathematical Modeling, Simulation, and Optimization – is a Germany-wide network of scientists from the field of mathematical modeling, simulation and optimization (MSO) […]
My name is Julia Jansson and I am a PhD student at the division of Applied Mathematics and Statistics at Chalmers University of Technology. This […]
Imagine a moving biological cell as recorded and published in a movie by Johns Hopkins Medicineor an ice crystal in a cloud that starts to […]
My name is Erik Jansson and I am a PhD student in Professor Klas Modin’s group at the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Chalmers University […]
by Andre’ Massing The burden of mesh generation The generation of meshes, as a fundamental prerequisite for the majority of computational methods for partial differential equations (PDEs), is a challenging task that can easily account for > 80% of the time in the overall simulation workflow. For instance, the simulation […]
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By Mats Ehrnström NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology IMod is a 2022–2028 interdisciplinary project for building, analyzing and testing frameworks for data-based modelling built on partial differential equations and statistical modelling. It includes work packages and applications in surface fluid mechanics and neuroscience. Its primary objective is to develop a […]
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By Morten Rotvold Solberg and Kristian Gjøsteen In the 1970s, Fields Medal winner Paul Cohen made the prediction that in the future, mathematicians would be replaced by computers, implying that all of mathematics – including the writing of proofs – could be automated (Sriraman, 2017). While arguably bold, Cohen’s prediction […]
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By Thea Roksvåg and Ingelin Steinsland Norwegian Computing Center and NTNU The mean annual runoff is a key variable in Hydrology. Runoff can be defined as the part of precipitation that does not evaporate, but travels over the land surface or within the soil before it reaches a river. Although runoff […]
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Dear colleagues, friends, authors and readers of ECMI blog, ECMI marked 35 years of existence in 2022 and although the circumstances were not easy we managed to have a year full of activities. We are particularly happy to announce the enlargement of our network, with 6 new nodes coming from […]
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The ECMI 2023 conference will be held as a fully on-site conference hosted by the Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (WUST) from June 26th to June 30th 2023. The traditional elements of a biennial ECMI conference such as plenary lectures, an Anile prize lecture, a Wacker prize lecture, lectures […]
Read moreDifferent ECMI Teaching Centers offers help to Ukrainian students and welcome them. This page will be updated as new initiatives are announced. Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, Poland Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, which is an ECMI Regular Teaching Center, is offering help to students and university employees. […]
Read moreOn 4.12.2020, the first MathTech Workshop on Mathematical Technologies for Industry was held in Poland. It was organized by the PL-MATH-IN network as a satellite event of the annual EU-MATH-IN Council Meeting. Originally, the workshop was planned to be held at the Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of […]
Read morePredictive maintenance has been pointed out as one of the key elements of industry 4.0 philosophy. Measurement of diagnostic signals and advanced analytics allow to detect damage, identify its type, localize it in the machine, and even make some prognosis of remaining life. The efficiency of diagnostic procedures depends on […]
Read moreConceptual climate models are relatively simple mathematical constructs that can capture essential features of the nonlinear nature of the climate. They usually focus only on several ingredients of the physical description and model their interplay. As can be easily noticed, due to their simplicity, they cannot be used as computation […]
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Technische Universität Darmstadt decided around 2001 to brand its interdisciplinary activities in modeling, analysis, simulation and optimization of scientific and engineering applications under the label of Computational Engineering (CE).
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KoMSO – the Committee for Mathematical Modeling, Simulation, and Optimization – is a Germany-wide network of scientists from the field of mathematical modeling, simulation and optimization (MSO) and potential users of this technology. KoMSO is a founding node of EU-MATHS-IN, the European Service Network of Mathematics for Industry and Innovation. Since March […]
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My name is Julia Jansson and I am a PhD student at the division of Applied Mathematics and Statistics at Chalmers University of Technology. This past week I was selected as one of 200 young researchers in mathematics and computer science to participate in the 10th Heidelberg Laureate Forum (HLF). […]
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Imagine a moving biological cell as recorded and published in a movie by Johns Hopkins Medicineor an ice crystal in a cloud that starts to melt and freezes again as modeled for a fixed time in[Nousiainen, McFarquhar 2004]. Both cases have in common that the surface is changing its shapeover […]
Read moreMy name is Erik Jansson and I am a PhD student in Professor Klas Modin’s group at the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Chalmers University of Technology and the University of Gothenburg. We work on discretizing certain types of equations using quantization theory. In a nutshell, the idea is to […]
Read moreMost models for real-life applications, e.g., stochastic models for systems biology, finance and population dynamics, have an intractable likelihood-function, that is, the likelihood is not available in closed form, thus preventing standard inference approaches to be carried out. Dr Umberto Picchini develops algorithmic strategies for inferring model parameters when customary inference methods […]
Read moreEdinburgh, Midlothian, United Kingdom Job Description Salary: Grade 8 (£45,585 – £54,395) Contract: Full-time (35 hours per week) Detailed Description The Department of Mathematics wishes to appoint an Assistant Professor to strengthen and complement the expertise of the Maxwell Institute and Heriot Watt’s School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences. We welcome […]
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At this year’s annual meeting of the Society for Operations Research (GOR) on August 30, 2023, Prof. Dr. Anita Schöbel received the GOR Science Award. The award is the most important prize awarded by the society and recognizes a scientist every two years for exceptional achievements in developing the focus of »Operations Research«. Schöbel is director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics ITWM and professor at the Rhineland-Palatinate Technical University Kaiserslautern-Landau RPTU.
Read moreBackground One of the main ways mathematical advances have impact in science, engineering, society, and industry is via their implementation in software. In order to reward and recognise exceptional research in the development of mathematical software, the European Mathematical Society (EMS) and the European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry (ECMI) […]
Read moreThe recent study of the CyberSecPro European innovation project confirms the cybersecurity practical skills gaps in Europe [1]. CyberSecPro aims to bridge the gap between degrees, working-life and marketable cybersecurity skill sets necessary in the digitalization efforts and become the best practice for all cybersecurity training programs. University of Novi […]
Read morefor a PhD Position at the Industrial Mathematics Institute of the Johannes Kepler UniversityLinz within the Special Research Program (SFB) “Tomography Across the Scales”.
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