This post is about our project with Airbus dedicated to variation simulation for the assembly process. Our research team in the SPbPU has been developing this area since 2006. When we design a mathematical model for the assembly process it is important to remember that in reality, the assembled parts […]
Read moreA minisymposium of this subject matter was organized at ECMI2021. A longer article by the 6 speakers is being prepared, this is an introduction and extended abstract. There are good reasons for increasing collaboration between ECMI and Africa. Apart from a few locations industrial mathematics in Africa is rare and […]
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During May 2021 the European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry invited teams of students of Bachelor, Master or PhD levels in an ECMI member institution to the ECMI 2021 Student Competition. The teams were asked to produce a mathematical model fitting the data of the evolution of COVID-19 epidemics in United Kingdom and Israel […]
Read moreShapes exist everywhere: in arts, science, and engineering; in everyday life, during day and night. Our research group, consisting of PhD students Erik Jansson and Carl-Joar Karlsson supervised by Prof. Klas Modin, studies shapes as mathematical objects. That is, we investigate how shapes can be described and what is possible with […]
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At the ECMI2021 conference, we had two other mini-symposia that specifically addressed the issue of COVID-19. Due to the great public interest, we also provide recordings here that are published on the ECMI Youtube channel. MS14: Modelling and Optimization in Epidemiology (Karunia Putra Wijaya) MS15: Mathematical Innovations for Mastering the […]
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ECMI2021 is now just over and it’s time to remind ourselves of a few highlights. The mini-symposium by Katerina Kaouri (Cardiff University) and Ian Griffiths (University of Oxford) on “Modelling COVID-19 Transmission in Indoor Spaces” can now be viewed on the ECMI YouTube channel: Dimitris Drikakis, “Present and Future of […]
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Tomorrow the 21th ECMI conference will start. This event will be held as an online conference hosted by the University of Wuppertal from April 13th to April 15th 2021, see the conference webpage. The biennial ECMI conference with more than 350 participants includes 11 plenary lectures, an Anile prize lecture, […]
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In today’s world, data in graph and tabular form are being generated at astonishing rates, with algorithms for machine learning (ML) and data mining (DM) applied to such data establishing themselves as drivers of modern society. The field of graph embedding is concerned with bridging the “two worlds” of graph […]
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Dear colleagues, friends, authors and readers of ECMI blog, The year 2020 is coming to an end. This has been a challenging year for each individual, but also for ECMI as a whole. Like many of you, we quickly had to find ways of adapting to the new reality. Shortly […]
Read moreFor more than a decade data mining, including machine learning has been an active topic of research and teaching at the Mathematical Institute at the Eötvös Loránd University with the objective of keeping up a good balance of mathematical and engineering approach. In recent years it was a good base […]
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