Current Information & Events
Here you can find information on current events and news of the Department of Mathematics of the Technical University of Munich.
Events
Department Colloquium
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6 fascinating talks on actual research topics: The dates for the colloquium of the Department in Winter Semester 2019/2020 are fixed.
Fit for TUMorrow Day
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Career opportunities for mathematicians: The Fit for TUMorrow Day is on 15 November 2019.
Graduation ceremony
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Finally the degree in your pocket! The next graduation ceremony will take place on Friday, 10 July 2020.
News for Students
Events, deadlines and events - here you will find news for students of mathematics and all who want to become one.
Studieninfotag 2020
Im Hörsaal Vorträgen lauschen und Forschung erleben wie ein*e Student*in: Am Studieninfotag schnuppern Schüler*innen Uni-Luft. Besucht uns am 12. März 2020!
TUM Mentoring – Join now!
During your studies, you will repeatedly have to make important career decisions and set the course for your professional development. TUM Mentoring supports you.
Christmas Talk with Nathanael Schilling
Christmas paper not bought yet? Then Nathanael Schilling on Thuesday, 10.12.2019, in room MI 00.10.011, has a shopping tip: "How much wrapping paper is necessary for wrapping a given volume of presents?"
TopMath-Absolventen Winter 2019
Am Freitag, 06. Dezember 2019, wurden die Absolventen der Fakultät für Mathematik verabschiedet. Wir gratulieren allen TopMath-Absolventen!
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Erasmus Info Event
Study in Europe with the Erasmus Program of the Department of Mathematics: Sounds good? Then come to our Erasmus information event!
Vortrag: Die Fabrik der Zukunft
Neue Technologien verändern die industrielle Produktion hin zur "Fabrik der Zukunft". Wie diese Fabrik aussehen wird, erfahren Sie im Vortrag am 15. November!
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Fit for TUMorrow Day 2019
Do you study mathematics, financial and actuarial mathematics or business mathematics? Then get in touch with experts form companies on Fit for TUMorrow Day 2019!
Compact Course with Yurii Nesterov
In January 2020, the renowned Russian mathematician Yurii Nesterov will hold a compact course at our Department. The topic: Modern theory of second order methods.
Department News
What's new at the Department of Mathematics at TUM?
Department Colloquium Winter 2019/20
International researchers present their work at selected dates on Wednesdays at the Colloquium of the Department of Mathematics. We cordially invite all interested parties.
Women in Math @TUM - Meet & Greet
(Female) Mathematicians watch out! On 16 December 2019 we meet for a first Meet & Greet of Women in Math @TUM. Everyone from female student to female professor is welcome.
Award for Christian Kühn
We congratulate Professor Christian Kühn! The Foundation Sciences Mathématiques de Paris (FSMP) awards him a Distinguished Professor Fellowship.
Conference: SIAM UQ20
7 renowned keynote speakers and more than 800 presentations - the SIAM Conference on Uncertainty Quantification 2020 takes place at the TUM. Register now!
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Graduation Ceremony Winter 2019: pictures
We celebrated our successful graduates - together with their families and friends. See the most beautiful pictures!
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Interview with Celonis
From a TUM start-up to a global software provider with a rating of billions. Celonis is the winner of the German Future Prize 2019. Co-CEO Bastian Nominacher explains the Process Mining business model in an interview with Matthias Scherer - in german.
Christmas Lecture 2019
"Change Ringing - The Sound of Symmetric Groups": On 20 December 2019, Prof. Christian Liedtke will give the Christmas lecture on the English art form of bell ringing and reveal the mathematics behind it.
Graduation Ceremony in Winter 2019
We celebrate our successful graduates and cordially invite their families and Department members to join us. Please register by 27 November.
Current Information on Research
TUM ICL Workshop
Identify bridging topics, initiate collaborations and extend already established joint research efforts - these are the aims of the joint mathematics workshop with Imperial College London on 9 and 10 January 2020. Take part!
TiPES: When does the climate tip?
1.5 or 2 degrees - how much global warming is too much? Clarifying this and defining tipping points is the aim of the project Tipping Points in the Earth System (TiPES). Prof. Christian Kühn is on board of the interdisciplinary research team.
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Headquarters for applied AI in Munich
Using data resources concretely with the help of artificial intelligence: That is the goal of the Helmholtz Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Unit (HAICU). Head of the research network is Prof. Fabian Theis.
AI against errors
Using single-cell analysis, researchers study the behavior of cells. But the method is prone to errors. A deep learning algorithm can now detect these errors.
Be my Valentine! Say it with Mathematics
Send Valentine greetings with a customizable algebraic equation. With the widget "Suess" by Aaron Montag and IMAGINARY, you can see what (x²+((1+b)y)²+z²-1)³-x²z³-ay²z³=0 can look like.
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Statistical model of the Mekong water level
When the Mekong overflows its banks, millions of people are threatened by flooding. With a statistical model by Prof. Klüppelberg and a research team, the water level can be predicted.
Events
- 29. Januar 2020 16:15 – 17:45 Dennis Lehmkuhl (Bonn): The Einstein-Weyl correspondence and a generalisation of the Geroch-Jang Theorem to Weylian spacetimes
- 30. Januar 2020 16:15 – 17:45 Abilio Azambuja Rodrigues Filho (Minas Gerais): Paraconsistency, evidence, and truth
- 3. Februar 2020 15:00 – 16:00 Marius Yamakou (Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg): Transitions between weak-noise-induced resonance phenomena in a multiple timescale neural system
- 3. Februar 2020 18:15 – 19:45 Daniel Isaacson (Oxford): Kreisel’s philosophy of mathematics
- 4. Februar 2020 14:15 – 15:15 Heather Harrington, University of Oxford: Algebraic Systems Biology
- 4. Februar 2020 17:00 – 18:00 Martin Stoll (TU Chemnitz): From PDEs to data science: an adventure with the graph Laplacian