Mathematics Münster

Get an insight into the research of seven new postdoctoral researchers of Mathematics Münster. In short scientific presentations, Adrian Celestino, Arghya Sadhukhan, Edoardo Tolotti, Beatriz Salvador, Anish Chedalavada, Florian Riedel and Mahdi Haghshenas will introduce their topics. The talks take place within the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 15 October 2026 at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4.

The joint online seminar "AI and the Future of Mathematics" of TRR 326, TRR 358, CRC 1442, and Mathematics Münster is devoted specifically to the impact of AI on mathematics. It brings together researchers to exchange experiences and discuss how AI may shape the future of mathematics. The seminar takes place via Zoom.

Prof. Dr. Cyrill Muratov (University of Pisa) will give a talk at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing. The series features weekly talks by guest researchers from a broad range of mathematical fields. After the talk, there will be a get-together in the Cluster Common Room.

The annual MaRDI meeting will bring together researchers to discuss current advances in FAIR mathematical research data, from standards for metadata and ontologies to workflows for reproducible simulations. Central topics include research data in numerical analysis and scientific computing, as well as infrastructures such as knowledge graphs and repositories. The meeting will showcase concrete use cases and tools developed within MaRDI.

In the new episode of our podcast "On a Tangent", Carlo talks with Adam Thompson about his time swimming competitively, his fascination with geometry and his experiences moving around the world. Adam is a PhD candidate in Christoph Böhm’s research group, where he focuses on Ricci solitons, geometric flows, and spaces with symmetry.

Until 1 November 2026, you can apply for doctoral and postdoctoral positions at Mathematics Münster. Applications for Ada Lovelace Fellowships (doctoral add-on positions) are also welcome. Join our research community and pursue your research in an international and collaborative environment!

In light of the development during this summer, Claudia Alfes (Bielefeld), Andreas Thom (TU Dresden) and Thomas Nikolaus (Mathematics Münster) put forward draft positions on the future of mathematical research and mathematics degree programmes in the age of AI, alongside questions and possible answers. With this AI.MATH initiative they invite you to join the discussion and make room for the uncertainties, hopes and concerns associated with this change.

We are celebrating the start of the second funding period of our Cluster of Excellence Mathematics Münster with a three-day conference, which opened yesterday. Eleven renowned international speakers and members of Mathematics Münster are presenting insights into their current research through Friday. [de]