Graduate School MathSEED

In MathSEED, we develop specific events for doctoral researchers working at the the interface of mathematics, sciences, engineering, and economics to support them in their interdisciplinary research. This takes place in form of topical workshops.

MathSEED events are advertised via MathSEE's event calender. If you have suggestions for topics, please do not hesitate to contact Aarti Singh in the management office or via mail to aarti singhCan2∂kit edu.

Past workshops:

- Course on Machine Learning (3 Day basic course)
19.02.2020, Bldg.20.30, SR 2.059

- A first glance at Finite Element implementation
23.10.2019, Bldg 20:30, SR 0.001, 14:00-17:00

- From modelling Equations to Scientific Simulation Code
24./25.04.2019, Bldg 20:30, SR 1.067, 14:00-17:15

Cooperating research projects offer divers events on their respective research areas, which are interesting for doctoral researchers. They are open to all in the framework of MathSEED.

Here are the event lists of the projects:

• CRC 1173 "Wave Phenomena"
• RTG 2218  (SiMET – Simulation mechanisch-elektrisch-thermischer Vorgänge in Lithium-Ionen-Batterien)
• RTG 2450  - "Maßgeschneiderte Multiskalenmethoden für Computersimulationen von nanoskaligen Materialien".
• RTG 2229 "Asymptotic Invariants and Limits of Groups and Spaces"
• CRC-TRR 165 "Waves to Weather"

Particularly at the beginning of an interdisciplinary doctoral research project, it might be necessary to extent one's knowledge in other fields. The following selection of existing courses at KIT are meant to provide orientation as to which courses are suitable to gain solid knowledge in the respective discipline. Most of which are lectures with excercises. The language of the title indicates the language of the course. We would very much appreciate further recommendations and comments.