The 141st European Study Group with Industry, ESGI141, University College Dublin 25th-29th June 2018 ESGI141 is a week-long workshop that provides a forum for industrial
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Instruments for the World’s largest Telescope
contributed by Roland Wagner, RICAM The practical needs for algorithms and software developed within the projects of the Austrian Adaptive Optics Team (AAO-Team) at the
Read moreComing to Linz…not such an Inverse Idea
My name is Kemal Raik and I am currently working on the FWF funded project on nonlinear heuristic regularisation for astronomical imaging at the Industrial
Read moreThe Whole is more than the Sum of its Bricks
The AAO team of the Industrial Mathematics Institute of the JKU Linz has gained profound experience in the fields of adaptive optics during the ELT-project
Read moreSFB Tomography Across the Scales: Quantitative Optical Imaging from Single Molecules to Stars
Technologies which provide insight into the structure of biological/human material repeatedly have led to medical breakthroughs. In 1979, Allan MacLeod Cormack and Godfrey Houndsfield won
Read moreUT researchers help the Estonian Tax and Customs Board to forecast Estonian economic activity
Researchers at the Center of IT Impact Studies at University of Tartu created an application that produces short-term economic forecasts 1 to 12 months into
Read moreSFI Starting Investigator Research Grant
Science Foundation Ireland is seeking applications for the Starting Investigator Research Grant (SIRG) SIRG aims to support excellent postdoctoral researchers and others who are yet
Read moreShape optimization to minimize failure probability (and material consumption)
Movie: Shape flow for a 2D rod towards optimal reliability. As three working groups (Optimization, High Performance Computing and Stochastics) at the IMACM in
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Successful outcomes of ITN STRIKE
In Dec 2016 the European Initial Training Network project “STRIKE – Novel Methods in Computational Finance” did end. The Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany, coordinated this
Read morePhos “Fate”: Where have all the nutrients gone?
Phosphate is a limited resource vital for global agriculture. Dr Iain Moyles and Dr John Donohue from MACSI in the University of Limerick discuss their
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