Ada Lovelace Fellowship for doctoral researchers

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The goal of the Ada Lovelace fellowships is to attract and award excellent women on the PhD level by offering a 25% supplementary position. The selection of the fellows is based on the academic performance and grades which have already been achieved in the Bachelor's and Master's degree. The programme was launched by the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science in 2016. It is named after Augusta Ada Bryon King (1815-1852), Countess of Lovelace, a British mathematician working in the then emerging field of computer science (for more information see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace).

Ada Lovelace Fellows

at the mathematical institutes

2022

  • Edith Hübner (research group Thomas Nikolaus) Topic Rational, ordinary, animated: λ-rings and Frobenius lifts
  • Margarete Ketelsen (research group Franziska Jahnke) Topic Quasi-finite axiomatizability in the class of finitely generated rings

2021

  • MSc Azul Fatalini (research group Ralf Schindler) Topic Paradoxical sets and the Axiom of Choice
  • MSc Judith Lutz (research group Christopher Deninger) Topic Rational Witt Spaces and their Relation to the Fargues-Fontaine Curve
  • MSc Luisa Meinke (research group Eugen Hellmann) Topic A locally analytic Breuil-Mézard type multiplicity formula

For details about their research see: news article on the Ada Lovelace Seminar (May2022)
 

2020

  • MSc Rafaela Gesing (research group Wilhelm Winter) Topic Structure and classification of Cartan masas in C*-algebras
  • MSc Agnese Mantione (research group Johannes Ebert) Topic Spaces of metrics of positive scalar curvature
  • MSc Anastasia Prokudina (research group Urs Hartl) Topic Function field (phi,Gamma)-modules

 

2019

  • MSc Chiara D'Onofrio (research group Benedikt Wirth) Topic Shape Optimization
  • MSc Martina Fruttidoro (research group Eugen Hellmann) Topic Degenerate triangulations of (phi,Gamma)-modules

 

2018

  • MSc Maria Beckemeyer (research group Christopher Deninger) Topic De Rham-Witt theory and regular differentials on singular schemes
  • MSc Juliane Braunsmann (research group Benedikt Wirth), Topic Deep Learning for Model Order Reduction

 

2017

  • MSc Ina Humpert (research group Martin Burger), Topic Entropy methods for non-linear equations with flow boundary conditions

 

2016

  • MSc Jingjia Liu (research group Matthias Löwe), Topic The circular law for symmetric matrices with correlated entries
  • MSc Divya Sharma (research group Michael Weiss), Topic Miller-Morita-Mumford classes and Teichmüller theory