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6th European Conference on Computational Optimization (EUCCO) in Heidelberg

Members of the Institute attended the "6th European Conference on Computational Optimization".

Inaugural Lecture by Maximilian Merkert

On September 19, 2023, Maximilian Merkert's inaugural lecture will take place in the auditorium at Haus der Wissenschaft.

International Conference on Operations Research in Hamburg

Last week, members of the Institute attended the annual conference of the Society for Operations Research in Germany.

Paper accepted

The paper "Cardinality Minimization, Constraints, and Regularization: A Survey" by A. M. Tillmann, D. Bienstock, A. Lodi and A. Schwartz has been accepted for publication in SIAM Review.

MINLP Workshop at Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach

Members of our institute attended the workshop "Mixed-integer Nonlinear Optimization: A Hatchery for Modern Mathematics" at Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach.

Article published

Our paper "Reproducible Air Passenger Demand Estimation" by A. M. Tillmann, I. Joormann and S. C. L. Ammann has been published in the Journal of Air Transport Management.

New Member Joins the Institute for Mathematical Optimization

Frederic Kroner joins the Institute for Mathematical Optimization. Welcome!

PostDoc and PhD positions within ERC Consolidator Grant SCARCE

We are looking to fill one PostDoc position and three PhD positions within the ERC Consolidator Grant project SCARCE.

Successful PhD defense by Dominik H. Cebulla

Dominik H. Cebulla successfully defended his doctoral thesis "Mathematical Modeling and Mixed-Integer Optimization of Multimodal Chromatographic Processes". Congratulations!

Press article on research project HyNEAT

Green hydrogen for climate-friendlier aviation

ERC Consolidator Grant for Christian Kirches

We congratulate Christian Kirches on receiving a European Research Council Consolidator Grant. His project Scalable Control Approximations for Resource Constrained Environments (SCARCE) will be supported with a grant of 2 million euros over a period of 5 years.

Article accepted

Our paper "Extended Successive Convex Approximation for Phase Retrieval with Dictionary Learning" (Tianyi Liu, Andreas M. Tillmann, Yang Yang, Yonina C. Eldar and Marius Pesavento) has been accepted for publication in IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing.

Article accepted

Our contribution "Mixed-Integer Real-time Control of a Building Energy Supply System" (A. Burda, D. Bitner, F. Bestehorn, C. Kirches, M. Grotjahn) has been accepted for publication in IEEE Control Systems Letters.

The 7 Greatest Adventures in Mathematics: Navier-Stokes Equations

How does water flow over a rapids? How does air flow around a car body? Is it possible to compute this? Is there a basic mathematical model for this, just as there are Newton's laws for the motion of solid bodies? A basic model of fluid mechanics are the Navier--Stokes equations. They are more complicated than Newton's laws and for complex applications one has to approximate them or resort to experiments (e.g. in a wind tunnel).

Article Published

Our paper A. Bärmann, P. Gemander, A. Martin, M. Merkert: "On Recognizing Staircase Compatibility" has been published in the journal "Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications".