The 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 […]
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ECMI together with the Committee for Applications and Interdisciplinary Relations of the EMS, in cooperation with the ERC Mathematics Panel coordinator Maria Gonzalez, organise an online webinar on ERC funding opportunities in Mathematics and on the ERC evaluation process. The presentation will include contributions of ERC grant holders. Date: September 19, 2023 at 11am […]
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The seismic reflection method involves sending acoustic waves thousands of meters under the Earth’s surface. The reflected signals provide scientists with information about the characteristics of the subsurface. Researchers at the Fraunhofer ITWM are able to process seismic data in greater detail.
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Programmable materials are true shape-shifters. At the push of a button, they change their properties in a controlled and reversible manner and adapt independently to new conditions. Areas of application include comfortable seating or mattresses that prevent bedsores. In this case, the carpet pad deforms in such a way that the contact surface is large and the pressure on the body parts is reduced as a result. Researchers at the Fraunhofer Cluster of Excellence »Programmable Materials« CPM are developing such programmable materials and bringing them to market together with industrial partners. One of the aims is to reduce the use of resources.
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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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Neural network – based approximation of Dirichlet-to-Neumann maps are shown, as part of our major project in machine learning.
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This week ECMI held its 35th Modelling Week in Verona, Italy with around 60 participants from all over Europe. These annual modelling weeks at ECMI partner universities involve students working for a week in small multinational groups on projects based on real problems. Each group is led by an ECMI-instructor […]
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Tax evasion is one of the major obstacles to increasing the competitiveness of an economy. It directly and negatively affects the conditions for business activities in the market for the companies that legally declare and pay taxes, making their production costs, and, consequently, the price of their products and services […]
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Dear colleagues, friends, authors and readers of ECMI blog, Another year is coming to an end. Again, ECMI has been involved in many activities and in different ways. COST Action TD1409, Maths for Industry Network, initiated supported by ECMI, reached its end in April 2019 and it has been a […]
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Control charts can be found in many areas in industry and engineering and even in more remote disciplines. When I started working with control charts, I already had a background in biostatistics, thus I immediately started thinking about healthcare applications. The most basic role of a control chart is to […]
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