Presentation and contributions of various ECMI nodes.
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 […]
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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 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”.
Read moreIn today’s interconnected global society, the value of international experiences in expanding one’shorizons is highly recognized among students and researchers who are dedicated to their academicpursuits. For me, it was an exceptional opportunity to venture into a new academic environmentwhen I embarked on a three-month visiting program at the University […]
Read moreBy Arkady Wey FiltrationFiltration is the separation of particles from fluid, usually by passing it through a membrane (Figure 1). It is used extensively for wastewater decontamination, and for harmful-particulate removal from exhaust gases in combustion plants. There are few larger problems facing humanity: The WHO has predicted that 10% […]
Read moreBy Torin Fastnedge and Chloe Bernard Research estimates suggest that up to 35% of the microplastics found in our oceans originate from our clothing, specifically microfibres, which are released during the washing machine cycle. Subsequently, these minuscule particles enter the water and are ingested by humans through our food and […]
Read moreby Ellen Luckins Following a chemical weapons attack, it is crucial for public safety that any hazardous chemical agent remaining in the environment is properly removed. In particular, if the hazardous agent has seeped into porous building materials such as plasterboard, brick, or concrete, it cannot simply be wiped away. […]
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