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The journal paper "ADMM for Block-Structured Large-Scale Quadratic Programs" by Michel Lahmann, Artemi Makarow, Martin T. Köhler, and Christian Kirches has been accepted for publication in IEEE Control Systems Letters (L-CSS).

There were several contributions by the institute at the "SIAM Conference on Optimization 2026" in Edinburgh, UK.

The article "Decision-dependent robust optimization with elementwise controllable uncertainty sets" by Eva Ley, Rebecca Marx, Maximilian Merkert, Tim Niemann and Sebastian Stiller was published in OR Spectrum.

A contribution by the institute was presented at the "American Control Conference 2026 (ACC)" in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

The journal paper "Optimal Control of Semilinear Graphon Dynamical Systems" by Martin T. Köhler, Artemi Makarow, and Christian Kirches has been accepted for publication in IEEE Control Systems Letters (L-CSS).

Ole Damke joins the Institute for Mathematical Optimization. Welcome!

A member of the Institute attended the 6th Workshop "Women in Optimization (WiO)" in Wuppertal, Germany.

A contribution by the institute was presented at the INFORMS Optimization Society Conference in Atlanta, USA.

Lena Schadt joins the Institute for Mathematical Optimization. Welcome!

At the HyNEAT closing symposium held at the Lower Saxony State Representation to the Federal Government in Berlin, the institute presented its findings on the development of future flight networks.

A contribution by the institute was presented at the "2025 Conference on Decision and Control" in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The journal paper "Exploiting Graph Convergence for Accelerated Optimization in Optimal Control of Large-Scale Networks" by Martin T. Köhler, Artemi Makarow, and Christian Kirches has been accepted for publication in IEEE Control Systems Letters (L-CSS).

A portrait of Prof. Christian Kirches "Surprising solutions for a more efficient world" appeared in the TU Magazine.

A contribution by the institute was presented at the "Kaiserslautern Applied and Industrial Mathematics Days (KLAIM 2025)" in Kaiserslautern, Germany.

A contribution by the institute was presented at the "JuliaCon Local Paris 2025".