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Mathematics Münster brings together leading mathematicians and the next generation of researchers. Our cutting-edge master's, doctoral and postdoctoral programmes are constantly refined, providing the foundation for a successful academic career. We foster early academic independence on the basis of structural autonomy: take charge of your own research project, organise a conference and sharpen your profile with impulses for your long-term career pathway.

At Mathematics Münster we are convinced that an excellent research environment advances through the drive for knowledge and exchange of perspectives. We complement existing academic structures with a community-first approach, embodied in our Common Room - an inspiration hub that connects researchers across all identities, traits, mathematical fields and career stages.

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Mathematics Münster provides plenty of resources and structured opportunities that accelerate professional growth and expand scientific networks.

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Enhancing the compatibility of academic work and family life, providing structural and financial support that eases the career-family balance for researchers, is one of our goals.

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Bourbaki Seminar on the research of Franziska Jahnke and Konstantinos Kartas

A major recognition for Prof. Dr. Franziska Jahnke and Dr. Konstantinos Kartas: On 31 January 2026, research results of the two members of Mathematics Münster will be presented at the "Séminaire N. Bourbaki" in Paris. The internationally renowned seminar series is considered a barometer of current developments in mathematical research.

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Interview with WiRe Fellow Amra Hasečić

How would you explain your research in one sentence or to a child? What fascinates you most about the field of your research? What advice would you give to young women entering research today? Dr. Amra Hasečić answers these and many other questions in a two-part interview with "WiRe - Women in Research". She was a WiRe Fellow this year in Prof. Dr. Mario Ohlberger's group at the Cluster of Excellence Mathematics Münster.

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University of Münster honours the best doctoral graduates

The University of Münster's Rectorate has honoured the best doctoral theses of 2025. 122 young scientists received the best rating "summa cum laude" for their dissertation - including Dr. Lennart Machill, Dr. Bastian Müller, Dr. Simone Ramello, Dr. Konstantin Recke und Dr. Spyridon Petrakos, who have finished their doctorates at Mathematics Münster. Dr. Grigorios Kopsacheilis was also awarded a dissertation prize endowed with 3,500 euros. His topic was "Regularity properties of C*-diagonal pairs and topological dynamics". Congratulations!