"Mathematics in Sciences, Engineering, and Economics"

The KIT Center "MathSEE" (Mathematics in Sciences, Engineering, and Economics) pools the interdisciplinary mathematical research at KIT since October 2018. The Collaborative Research Center 1173 "Wave Phenomena: Analysis and Numerics" and other existing cooperations form the basis for the establishment of MathSEE.

Our members from the career level doctoral researcher onwards work together in exchange formats and interdisciplinary research projects structured in areas of methods.

Our graduate school MathSEED offers a comprehensive program for doctoral researchers and master students to foster interdisciplinary training.

MathSEE offers to strengthen interdisciplinary mathematical research at KIT and its visibility.

NEWS

Call for Proposals

3rd round of the Anschubförderung is open! This time we have an additional call aiming to support funding of workshops. Members may choose to apply for one call or the other based on their current research requirements. The calls will be open from the 08.02.2020 and are aimed for the funding period until June 2020.

(09.01.2020)

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Ausschreibungen

Die 3. Runde der Anschubförderung ist eröffnet!

Diesmal haben wir einen zusätzlichen Aufruf, der die Finanzierung von Workshops unterstützen soll. Mitglieder können sich je nach aktuellem Forschungsbedarf für die eine oder andere Ausschreibung bewerben. Die Ausschreibungen sind bis zum 08.02.2020 geöffnet und gelten für den Förderzeitraum bis Juni 2020.

(09.01.2020)

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International Workshop

16.-17. September 2019

The workshop on Data-driven Modeling and Optimization in Fluid Mechanics focuses on the application of artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, evolutional algorithms and adjoint-based optimization to fluid dynamics-related problems with special focus on turbulent flows and flow control.

The venue is changed: Rudolf-Plank HS, Geb. 40.32 (Engler-Bunte-Ring 21, 76131 Karlsruhe)

(30.08.2019)

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Data Analysis: Uncertainty as a Source of Information

The Helmholtz Association is funding a 4-million-euro-project, in which mathematicians and users improve the handling of uncertainties in data volumes and thus strengthen data literacy.

(17.07.2019)

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Lokal und praezise Neuronale Netze in der Wettervorhersage

Neural Networks in Weather Forecast

Scientists from meteorology and mathematics at KIT have jointly developed a new method that uses artificial intelligence to correct errors in weather forecasting, taking nonlinear relationships into account.

(25.06.2019)

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